NCFCA has chosen it’s 2015-2016 policy debate resolution: Resolved: That the United States Federal Court system should be significantly reformed. NCFCA also offers an initial overview with pro and con paragraphs of the resolution. Economists...
Over the past three decades textile and manufacturing firms in China expanded with stunning speed to become major suppliers of clothing and manufactured goods to the world. The vast expanse of new enterprises created...
Around the world, people are on the move. Across the United States and Japan, through the 1800s and 1900s, millions moved from farms and rural villages to the edges of fast-growing cities. China’s economic...
Across the history of mankind there are few more fantastic stories of economic transformation than the four Asian Tigers, followed by the stunning economic development of China. It may be hard to comprehend the...
A recent post at the Kauffman Foundation’s Policy Dialogue on Entrepreneurship site, titled “Promoting Micro-Multinational Entrepreneurs,” looks at the success of online sellers, compared to traditional firms, in finding and keeping customers overseas. Trade...
Who cares about trade policy with one or more of the following nations: China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan? Well, Stoa policy debaters do, or will, as they research and debate proposed policy reforms. But...
When some people earn much more than others, should the taxing authority redistribute funds from high-income families to those with low incomes? A New York Times article “Hong Kong’s Umbrella Revolution Isn’t Over Yet” reports both...
An NCFCA LD resolution looked for clash between freedom and equity: “Resolved: In the realm of economics, freedom ought to be valued above equity.” The U.S. Supreme Court struggled with the clash between freedom...
Below is a four-minute overview by economist Robert Lawson of economic freedom and income inequality. For students looking for grounds on the negative, supporting equity, Dr. Lawson suggests income inequality in the U.S. is...
“Less Economic Freedom Equals More Income Inequality,” by Ronald Bailey at Reason.com (February 20, 2015), reviews recent studies connecting economic freedom and income inequality: … according to a study comparing outcomes in all U.S....
