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^{George Gilder
March 12, 2014
Free Enterprise

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Why Capitalism Works: A New Course from Prager University

_{George Gilder
March 12, 2014
Free Enterprise

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A short economics lecture from Senior Fellow George Gilder, titled "Why Capitalism Works." In it, Gilder explains the genius of capitalism: that it channels self-interest into altruism. In a free market economy, "Entrepreneurs can only help themselves by helping others." Read More ›

^{Bruce Chapman
September 19, 2013
Wealth Creation

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Geeks Should Like Gildernomics

_{Bruce Chapman
September 19, 2013
Wealth Creation

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Venture capitalist Tom Alberg reviews George Gilder’s Knowledge and Powertoday for Geekwire.com, managing to sound objective while still pushing the Gilder analysis forward. Well he should, as they are old friends of decades’ standing.

For Poverty Reduction and Development, Capitalism is Key

_{Tessa Rath
November 1, 2012
Poverty

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One-way altruism is no substitute for real economic growth that spreads sustainable prosperity. Read More ›

^{Tessa Rath
October 18, 2012
Politics

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The Constitutionality of Dodd-Frank

_{Tessa Rath
October 18, 2012
Politics

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Apart from the disturbing lack of executive or congressional restraint on the CFPB, such a powerful regulatory body will surely lead to increased costs, reduced credit, and fewer jobs. Read More ›

^{Tessa Rath
October 11, 2012
Politics, Wealth Creation

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Uncommon Knowledge Series Features George Gilder

_{Tessa Rath
October 11, 2012
Politics, Wealth Creation

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Last week on the Hoover Institution's Uncommon Knowledge, Peter Robinson interviewed George Gilder for a five-segment series exploring Gilder's ideas on the interaction between economics, government, and morality. Read More ›

^{Tessa Rath
September 28, 2012
Faith & Economics

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At Values and Capitalism, a Q&A with Jay Richards

_{Tessa Rath
September 28, 2012
Faith & Economics

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Over at the American Enterprise Institute's Values and Capitalism initiative, Jay Richards answers a few questions about morality and economics, emphasizing that the two can't be addressed separately. Read More ›

^{Bruce Chapman
September 21, 2012
Politics, Poverty

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Gilder: Many Fat Cats on Dependency Rolls

_{Bruce Chapman
September 21, 2012
Politics, Poverty

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Discovery co-founder George Gilder was on Lou Dobbs to say that real dependency in the United States is far greater than the 47 percent or so who do not pay income tax. Read More ›

^{Tessa Rath
September 11, 2012
Free Enterprise

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We Need Your Input: What Would You Ask George Gilder?

_{Tessa Rath
September 11, 2012
Free Enterprise

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Tweet your question to @artofcapitalism by the end of the day tomorrow, Wednesday, September 12, and it may be picked for George to respond to in a video.
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^{Tessa Rath
September 4, 2012
Free Enterprise, Wealth Creation

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Great Forbes Review of New Wealth and Poverty

_{Tessa Rath
September 4, 2012
Free Enterprise, Wealth Creation

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Thirty years ago Wealth and Poverty challenged not just the governing elite, whose policies had yielded an economy similarly feeble to today's, but also tweaked conservatives, who focused more on balanced budgets and trade ledgers, rather than innovation and growth, as the key metrics of economic virtue. Read More ›

^{Bruce Chapman
August 31, 2012

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Romney’s Bain Experience is a Plus

_{Bruce Chapman
August 31, 2012

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Scott S. Powell, a senior fellow of Discovery Institute, has an article in today's Investors Business Daily urging Mitt Romney to be more assertive about the value of his Bain experience. Read More ›