George Reisman

George Reisman, Ph.D., is Pepperdine University Professor Emeritus of Economics and the author of Capitalism: A Treatise on Economics. See his Amazon.com author's page for additional titles by him. Visit his website capitalism.net and his blog atGeorgeReismansBlog.blogspot.com. Watch his YouTube videos and follow @GGReisman on Twitter.

The Separation of State from Religion, Science, and Education (Part 8 of 10)

The system of public education could be abolished over the course of a generation, in a way that need not impose financial hardship on the parents of any child alive at the time of the abolition’s commencement.

Maoist in the White House

Maoist in the White House

Anita Dunn, is described by the online encyclopedia Wikipedia as "one of the major decision makers of the Obama campaign" and as one of Obama's "four top advisers (along with David Axelrod, David Plouffe, and Robert Gibbs)." She currently holds the position of "White...

The Real Right to Medical Care Versus Socialized Medicine

The Real Right to Medical Care Versus Socialized Medicine

The health and the freedom of the American people now and in the future demand a new politics of progress: progress away from government interference and in the direction of individualism and capitalism. Let such progress begin here and now, with a fight for the right to the freedom of medical care.

The Decline of General Motors

The Decline of General Motors

If a company as great and as economically powerful as General Motors once was can collapse into a shadow of its former self, so too can every other company in the United States. So too can the United States itself.

Green Jobs

Green Jobs

Once we put our minds to it, nothing is easier than to think of things that would require the performance of virtually unlimited labor in order to accomplish virtually zero result.

Change Under Obama

Change Under Obama

The President’s statement reveals a great deal about his understanding or, more correctly, lack of understanding of economics.

A Word to Environmentalists

A Word to Environmentalists

Environmentalism thus stands a very strong chance of ultimately reverting to the more traditional socialism of massive government construction and engineering projects.

Credit Expansion, Economic Inequality, and Stagnant Wages

Credit Expansion, Economic Inequality, and Stagnant Wages

Credit expansion boosts profits more than does simple inflation because the reduction in interest rates it brings about serves to increase the time lag between the making of expenditures for capital goods and labor and their subsequent appearance as costs in business income statements.

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