By: Dr. Alexander Salter
Previously, we considered economic efficiency—the practice that explores how well (or poorly) a market economy uses its available resources to…
Efficiency is an important topic in economics. Broadly defined, economic efficiency describes how well (or poorly) an economy uses its…
In my previous blog posts, I have explained two important principles Christians have used in fighting poverty: the voluntary principle…
In alleviating poverty, we often talk about the need for solutions on the local and individual level. But what…
How can Christians learn from history to best serve the poor? The competing paradigms within evangelical thought on poverty alleviation…
We recently discussed some of the most commonly cited potential causes of the recent rise in income and wealth inequality….
“Inequality” is one of the buzziest of buzzwords in the Western world today, and not without good reason. Over the…
The promise of America is a dream. It is not the promise of an easy life, material wealth, or even…
It’s election season in the U.S., and we are hearing a lot about voting. This reminds me of a public…
If we were to walk across any college campus in America, chances are strong we would come across a discussion…
