In orthodox economics, the idea of printing money to solve a nation’s problems is near-universally seen as a very bad one. In contrast, MMT proposes that nations that issue their own “fiat” currencies ...

Saint Augustine There is an ancient saying, attributed to Aesop: “We hang the petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office.” The comparison between government and robbery is often ...

Caldwell was a man of phenomenal linguistic appetite, a true polyglot — all European tongues plus South Indian and Sanskrit, ...

An FTA that destabilises rural incomes and nutrition is not high-quality; it is fragile. India learned this lesson early ...

Neoliberalism didn’t win an intellectual argument — it won power. Vivek Chibber unpacks how employers and political elites in ...

Even skeptical and religion-averse younger Americans see something worth passing on in the jolly avatar of the Christmas holiday.

Murray Rothbard properly noted that the predatory state needs its “court intellectuals” to legitimize its predations. American higher education is happy to ...

Australia faces its own looming famine – not of food, but of financial security, social stability, and economic resilience.

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Discover who Simon Kuznets was, his Nobel-winning contributions to economics, and the significance of the Kuznets Curve in understanding economic inequality.

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One of the main lessons of Arendt’s Origins of Totalitarianism is that we must actively think in the now, and try to grasp ...