Capital and Interest Theory

Let’s say that we could generate a graph with happiness in rows and wealth in columns. The curve slops perfectly upward.

When it comes to matters such as the theory of evolution and stem-cell research, so-called liberals—i.e., socialists who have stolen the name that

My article “Shareholder, not Stakeholder,” which argued against the

I’m sick of our economic whiners and their tear-stained statistics.

I didn’t know until the release of the “Ir

From The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Volume 50, Number 2 (February 1936).

From Economica, No. 33 (August 1931) and No. 35 (February 1932).

From The Review of Economic Statistics, Volume 19, Number 4 (November 1937).

I’m sure most readers of this blog are familiar with Julian Simon’s

Rockefeller, Carnegie, Dow, Hill, and other great American businessmen did more for America than all the big-government programs combined. These men were market entrepreneurs, not political ones.