Eulogy for Dad
Teaching was his passion. It was his gift. It was, second only to his family, his greatest love.
Teaching was his passion. It was his gift. It was, second only to his family, his greatest love.
Professor Niles discusses the economic, political and moral aspects of the U.S. dollar, inflation, gold standard, fiat, money and legal tender laws.
It is difficult to see the difference between an actual free market and the interventionist system under which we live because so many across the political spectrum refer to ours as a “capitalist” society.
Altruism is not the only moral code; there is an alternative that facilitates long-term profit maximization.
Williams discusses his libertarian views and tells the story of how he came to be a substitute host for the nationally syndicated Rush Limbaugh radio.
RIP, Professor Walter E. Williams. Thank you for gracing the world with your presence.
I save money by investing in passive investments funds and exchange-traded funds that don’t charge fat fees. They grow our economy without misleading people about “sustainability.”
I was recently asked if I thought “Black Pride,” “Gay Pride” and other forms of ethnic pride were legitimate.
What about the benefits and costs of dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic?