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Dr Richard M. Ebeling

Dr Richard M. Ebeling

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

Economics19 March 18<19 March 18

Why Not Private Provision of Many Government Services?

One of the great controversies in modern society concerns the necessary and required functions of government. There are few who disagree that if government…

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Economics2 March 18<1 March 18

Public Goods, National Defense, and Central Planning

The competitive market economy is a powerful institutional mechanism for bringing human ingenuity, energy and creativity to bear to improve both the material and…

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Economics22 January 18<21 January 18

Capitalism and How Expectations Coordinate Markets

Open, competitive markets have a resilient capacity to successfully coordinate the actions of, now, billions of people around the world. With an amazing adaptability…

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Economics10 January 18<8 January 18

America’s Great Depression and Austrian Business Cycle Theory

When Murray Rothbard’s America’s Great Depression first appeared in print in 1963, the economics profession was still completely dominated by the Keynesian Revolution that began in…

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Economics11 December 17<9 December 17

Capitalism and Asymmetric Information

Capitalism is a wondrous human institution for the mutual betterment for all in society. Yet, critics often insist that market systems enable sellers to…

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Economics23 November 17<20 November 17

Capitalism and Competition

Market competition is at the heart of the capitalist system. It serves as the driving force for creative innovation, the mechanism by which market…

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Politics17 November 17<13 November 17

Capitalism and the Free Society, Part 2

The free enterprise, or capitalist, system has done more to improve the material condition of humanity than any other economic arrangement of human cooperation…

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Politics10 November 17<5 November 17

Capitalism and the Free Society, Part 1

One of the leading ideological punching bags for well over one hundred years has been the ideas, institutions, and impact of “capitalism” on society….

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Politics2 November 17<29 October 17

If Political Candidates Advocated Liberty

In modern democracies, political cycles never end. As soon as one election is over, those in government office or aspiring to such an office…

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Politics25 October 17<22 October 17

A Call for “Do-Nothing” Presidents Without Legacies

Some in the news media and editorial page pundits are aghast that many of President Donald Trump’s executive orders and legislative proposals sent off…

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