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Dr Richard M. Ebeling

Dr Richard M. Ebeling

Dr. Richard M. Ebeling is Professor of Economics at Northwood University

Economics28 July 22<28 July 22

Would You Abdicate If You Could Be the Dictator?

Leonard E. Read, the founding and long-serving first president of the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE), once told a story about when he first…

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Economics23 May 22<23 May 22

In the Beginning: The Mont Pelerin Society, 1947

Seventy-five years ago, there occurred an important event in the post–World War II revival of free-market liberal ideas. Over the first ten days of…

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Economics28 April 22<26 April 22

Can Capitalism Survive? 80 Years After Schumpeter’s Answer

Eighty years ago, in the midst of the Second World War, Austrian-born economist Joseph A. Schumpeter published one of his most famous books, Capitalism, Socialism,…

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Economics27 March 22<21 March 22

Paternalists Plan a New International Political Consensus

The political paternalists and the social engineers are giddy with hope and anticipation. They are confident that their day has, once again, arrived. The…

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Ludwig von Mises’s Free Market Agenda for a Postwar Ukraine
Economics17 March 22<21 March 22

Ludwig von Mises’s Free Market Agenda for a Postwar Ukraine

Our television screens and social media sites are filled with the images of death and destruction as the Russian army continues its devastating advance…

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Economics11 February 22<9 February 22

Government Planning Brings neither Freedom, Prosperity, nor Equality

America is in the grip of a serious counterrevolution against the ideas and ideals upon which the country was founded. Whether it concerns fears…

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Economics17 January 22<17 January 22

Resisting the Market Process Undermines Freedom and Prosperity

The free market often seems a hard sell. The resistance and opposition to its seemingly straightforward case emerges and persists, over and over again….

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Economics10 January 22<9 January 22

Winning Freedom Requires Some Radical Solutions

Suppose that there was a button in front of you that if you pushed, it would, in one instant, abolish all the governmental controls…

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Economics13 October 21<13 October 21

Biden’s $3.5 Trillion “Make Big Government Even Bigger” Plan

President Joe Biden journeyed from the White House to the Capitol building on October 1, 2021. There he admonished and pressured Democratic Party Senators…

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Economics6 October 21<3 October 21

Biden’s Demagoguery that Government Spending is Costless

There is only one way to describe the fiscal mindset of those in the White House and in Congress who are proposing new federal…

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