Contradictions in American society increase the discomfort, leading to a tipping point; so many will want to know the worth of Earth, officials will have to add it up.
By Jeffery J. Smith | Jan 31, 2016
The implementation of justice requires a combination of ideas on ethics, governance, and economics.
By Fred E. Foldvary | Jan 31, 2016
The contest for land and privilege plays out also on the field of knowledge where certain data you need to know are hard find out.
By Jeffery J. Smith | Jan 22, 2016
Knowledge is always power, isn't it? The power to make life better for one and all. You'd think.
By Jeffery J. Smith | Jan 20, 2016
When data that is supposed to be public knowledge is not, it's good to know why. Official incompetence? Unawareness of relevance? What?
By Jeffery J. Smith | Jan 18, 2016
Objectivists have not confronted the land issue, hence lack a coherent position on public finance
By Fred E. Foldvary | Jan 17, 2016
The worth of Earth is not just another pretty number. It's proof that nature and markets love us.
By Jeffery J. Smith | Jan 10, 2016
The recent down markets are temporary - the long run crash is what should concern us.
By Fred E. Foldvary | Jan 10, 2016
It's not just that economies can not help but create a surplus. It's also that that bounty creates a lack—if not properly treated.
By Jeffery J. Smith | Jan 5, 2016
Some Senators seek to terminate Internet Tax Freedom, which would stifle the benefits we have enjoyed.
By Fred E. Foldvary | Jan 3, 2016