Philosophy

Mises, *Socialism: An Economic and Sociological Analysis* [Atlas Intellectuals]

In this unit of our self-paced course on Socialism, we start with a 7-point summary of Ludwig von Mises’s classic Socialism: An Economic and Sociological Analysis, focusing on socialism’s economic inconsistencies. Mises compares the principles of Socialism and Liberal-Capitalism and finds they differ not in their aims, but in their understanding of justice and the

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Eduardo Marty: La envidia, el sentimiento autodestructivo que alimenta la decadencia argentina

Ha alimentado durante toda nuestra historia al populismo argentino. Desde los caudillos a Rosas, desde Perón a Galtieri, desde Néstor a Cristina Por Eduardo Marty. Artículo original en Infobae: aquí. Con referencias de Stephen Hicks. “Envy: hatred of the good for being the good” (Ayn Rand) Si ha habido un sentimiento que ha alimentado durante toda

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Ethics learning from Entrepreneurship

Here’s an audiobook version of my essay, “What Business Ethics Can Learn from Entrepreneurship.” Getting past the standard moral-versus-practical dichotomy — on the left, “practical” success traits for entrepreneurial business; on the right, “moral” character traits. The original text version of “What Business Ethics Can Learn from Entrepreneurship” is here at my site or here

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Capitalism Data [Atlas Intellectuals]

Here we bring you the last week from the Atlas Intellectuals course on Capitalism. We will show you some Capitalism Data and Indices from all over the world. To supplement the theory and history of capitalism, we now provide data on more and less capitalistic economies. Which are most open to entrepreneurship? Most respectful of property

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