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FIX THE AMERICAN DREAM.

In our last post, we looked at how plantation economics is portrayed and, in part, rectified in the book and mid-1980s TV mini-series,...

Sometimes we find examples of Partnership Economics in unexpected places. The next two blogs feature famous books--both of which had...

Roger Hines, the well-known columnist for the popular metro-Atlanta news source MDJ (Marietta Daily Journal) is also a career academic and...

Capitalism is a system we humans created and constantly reinvent. These reinventions unfold in small and subtle steps punctuated every...

Introducing something new is always a challenge. The bigger and more transformative that something new, of course the greater the...

This post is the second in a short series exploring what we term an ‘ethic of enough’ and one way that ethic is applied to personal...

The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s first great dream for America was for her to eradicate her sin of racial inequality. His daring...

This is the sixth of a six-blog series that simply and in plain language explains the dangerous fallacy of Milton Friedman’s “maximize...

This is the second of a six-blog series that simply and in plain language explains the dangerous fallacy of Milton Friedman’s “maximize...

In our post of two weeks ago, From Beneficial Market Economy to Destructive Market Society, we observed that market values have permeated...

On a recent family road trip (yes, “trip,” not vacation) from Knoxville, TN, to the Brainerd Lakes Area of Minnesota, my wife and I...