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Practical economics to save America's cultural capital
Guiding principles:
Liberty = personal freedom & economic growth
Private property defines morality
Free market entrepreneurial capitalism
Limited government
The U.S. Constitution
Popular sovereignty
Behavioral economics
Political economy
Private property defines morality
Free market entrepreneurial capitalism
Limited government
The U.S. Constitution
Popular sovereignty
Behavioral economics
Political economy
Dean Kalahar
Teacher & author
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- Rules by which a Great Empire may be Reduced to a ...
- Words to guide our nation as we face an unsure future
- Who we were, what have we become, and the choice f...
- The Constitution is not a coupon insert in your lo...
- Article 1, section 7 of the Constitution and the h...
- Progressive Code Words
- The Toyota shakedown continues
- Is the "War on Poverty" over?
- How they plan to pay for Obamacare
- When you rob Peter to pay Paul, you can always cou...
- Voting with one's feet, is taxing
- Follow the money
- "The tree of freedom is occasionally watered with ...
- Timid hubris
- Why both parties are broken
- Rights vs. Wishes
- Public school ignorance
- Do we need licensing laws?
- Euphemisms and political poker
- The poverty shell game that is about to happen.
- Krugman does not even believe Krugman
- Graph of the day
- Basic economics in one lesson
- Scarcity vs. utopia
- Entrepreneural capitalism or the mediocrity of the...
- Hopes, wishes, and dreams
- Quote of the month
- What freedom means in simple terms
- They know what you "need."
- Sowell on real "single payer" healthcare
- The free market and earth quake suvival rates
- There is no such thing as free beer
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