On the mystery of capital and the myths of Hernando de Soto - What difference does legal title make? Hernando de Soto's new bestseller, The Mystery of Capital, attributes the failure of capitalism in the Third World to the lack of property titles. Many gov... Alan G. Gilbert - 《...
A Ghost from the Future: The Postsocialist Myth of Capitalism and the Ideological Suspension of Postmodernity.doi:10.3167/th.2010.5712402POSTMODERNITYPOSTSOCIALISMThere is a widespread tendency to see the perils of postsocialism in the revival of the ghosts and myths from the past-namely ethnocentrism,...
Though numerous studies prove the contrary, it is still widely assumed that capitalism perpetuates racism... Despite the popularity of anticapitalist rhetoric, it is woefully mistaken. Some entrepreneurs will express racist tendencies, but if they are determined to succeed in business, they have no ...
and continued under the influence of both political parties. In the late 1970s Jimmy Carter established a Regulatory Council, aimed at “streamlining” federal regulations at the behest of affected parties. But it was the administration of Ronald Reagan that first attempted to dismantle ...
Jewish invention myths sometimes relate to terms and/or concepts; one such is the term‘Cardiac Countershock’that I have previously debunked (1) but another is the term and concept of‘Capitalism’. ‘Christian Learning’for example claims that: ...
Arnold was a law professor at Yale, the Folklore of Capitalism is a puckish but serious critique of what he saw as the myths of capitalism. Summing up his book in the Preface, the author said, "By the folklore of capitalism I mean those ideas about social organizations which are not ...
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The reason lies in the refusal of investors to invest their capital productively. They are afraid of the political consequences of expanding or substantially expanding the economy. They have run out of alternative modes of controlling capitalism. Historically the strategies used were imperialism, war,...
If the West truly believes in the power of competition and the market, as it often claims, it should reconsider before heading down a path of loss-loss. Or perhaps the underlying belief is that globalization is inherently tied to capitalism, and a socialist country shouldn't be leading the ...
"The Evils of Capitalism" -- Wrong Enemy FRACTIONAL RESERVE BANKING AND VIOLENCE Usury and Rewarding the Wicked Gary North on Usury, Interest, and Loans THE FREEMEN R.C. Sproul on Debt For Further Reading • View | Thesis 26: The Myth of The “Separation Of Church And State” They nev...