Wealth & Poverty Review | Page 31

^{Tessa Rath
June 26, 2014
Faith & Economics, Free Enterprise, Politics, Poverty}

Jay Richards on the Values & Capitalism “Common Good” Podcast

_{Tessa Rath
June 26, 2014
Faith & Economics, Free Enterprise, Politics, Poverty}

Our friends at AEI's Values & Capitalism project recently sat down with Senior Fellow Jay Richard for their "Common Good" podcast. Read More ›

^{Scott S. Powell
June 25, 2014
Politics, Stewardship}

Energy Independence Would Insulate the U.S. from Middle East Unrest

_{Scott S. Powell
June 25, 2014
Politics, Stewardship}

Given today's unprecedented terrorist threats across multiple states of the Middle East, not to mention growing Iranian influence in Venezuela, the U.S. needs an energy insurance policy. Read More ›

^{Scott S. Powell
June 19, 2014
Politics}

What Dave Brat’s Nomination Means for November

_{Scott S. Powell
June 19, 2014
Politics}

Brat's win epitomizes the triumph of ideas over money and substance over form, which is after all what politics should be about. Read More ›

^{Tessa Rath
June 16, 2014
Poverty}

Conventional Business Is Social Business

_{Tessa Rath
June 16, 2014
Poverty}

Which is more social: funding a business enterprise by attracting investors who will share in the profits, or attracting donations from people who won't see any of the profits? Read More ›

^{Bruce Chapman
June 12, 2014
Politics, Poverty}

‘Ivory Tower’–A Documentary Babel

_{Bruce Chapman
June 12, 2014
Politics, Poverty}

Formerly the road to success, higher education is becoming a primrose path to dependency and delayed maturity for those who aren't rich enough to pay their way and for talented, if poor, youth for whom someone else pays the freight. Read More ›

^{Bruce Chapman
June 12, 2014
Politics, Poverty}

Minimum Wage’s Unintended Consequences

_{Bruce Chapman
June 12, 2014
Politics, Poverty}

The $15 minimum wage adopted by the town of Sea-Tac (the neighborhood of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport) is having results--and causing resentments--that the proponents of the new law probably did nor foresee. Read More ›

^{Tessa Rath
June 9, 2014
Politics, Poverty}

Seattle’s Immigrants: The Unheard Voices in the Minimum Wage Debate

_{Tessa Rath
June 9, 2014
Politics, Poverty}

Seeking representation in the debate over the $15 minimum wage, The Ethnic Community Coalition penned a compelling letter explaining how a high minimum wage will disproportionately harm their community. Read More ›

^{Scott S. Powell
June 6, 2014
Free Enterprise, Politics, Stewardship}

Obama’s War On The Economy Continues With EPA Coal Rules

_{Scott S. Powell
June 6, 2014
Free Enterprise, Politics, Stewardship}

In general, the Obama EPA's proposed regulations put America's low- and middle-income families most at risk of paying disproportionately more for energy. Read More ›

^{Bruce Chapman
June 4, 2014
Politics}

Jeb Bush Quote on Gilder Book

_{Bruce Chapman
June 4, 2014
Politics}

One hopes that the other prospective presidential candidates also delve into Knowledge and Power to find their themes. Read More ›

aluminum cans of soda background. the view from the top

^{Tessa Rath
June 2, 2014
Politics}

The Calorie Tax: Coming Soon?

_{Tessa Rath
June 2, 2014
Politics}

Do the American people want their consumption choices to be shaped by "government knows best" taxation? Read More ›