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The following article is an excerpt from an essay by theologian Wayne Grudem and economist Barry Asmus in IFWE’s new…
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Category: Economics 101
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How are prices set in our economy, and are such prices legitimate, or just—especially in times of crisis, like a…
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Kale was once a lowly green that we fed to guinea pigs or used as disposable garnish on a platter….
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Editor’s Note: In his essay, “A Christian Critique of Capitalism: Is Capitalism Based on Greed?” (IFWE’s new book, Counting the Cost:…
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How do people make decisions about buying and selling goods and services? Understanding how knowledge shapes people’s decision-making is one…
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Economic Freedom and Care for the Environment: Mutually Exclusive or Mutually Beneficial?
By: Hugh Whelchel
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In the late 1970s, our energy outlook was not looking good. Over six years, gas prices had tripled and there…
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Our hearts and prayers go out to the victims of Hurricane Harvey. The images and videos are unbelievable. Scripture instructs…
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Understanding economic principles is important for developing a holistic definition of stewardship, a concept IFWE always seeks to place in…
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Despite the ravages of sin, the world is an amazing, awe-inspiring place. This should not be much of a surprise…
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Institute for Faith, Work & Economics is pleased to announce the launch of our latest book, Counting the Cost: Christian…
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