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There’s something quintessentially American about the manufacturing industry. Many people from older generations possess personal ties to it in some…
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While watching the most recent season of the sketch comedy show Portlandia, I came across a skit that parodies ethical…
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Wonder Woman by Kate Harris is my favorite book in the Barna Group’s Frames series. In the book, Harris cites…
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Editor’s note: Today we introduce Dr. Manuel Salazar, the newest contributor to the IFWE blog. Dr. Salazar teaches economics, finance,…
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Rich States, Poor States, and the State of Flourishing in Your Community
By: Dr. Anne Bradley
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This past weekend I had the pleasure of attending the Free Market Forum, hosted by Hillsdale College. The last in a…
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When It Comes to Alleviating Poverty, Here’s How Your Church Can Avoid Help that Hurts
By: Kristine Zambito
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Have you ever been part of a missions trip? Ever ladled soup into the bowls of the hungry? Sent shoes…
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Some time ago, economist Walter Williams offered some apt advice in an article entitled, “How Not to be Poor.” This piece…
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By now you’ve probably heard the term “Umbrella Revolution” or “Umbrella Movement.” Since October 1st, students in Hong Kong have…
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If you could have any hardware feature added to your cell phone, what would you request? I would love it…
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Six Christian Professors Weigh in on Markets, Justice, and Exploitation
By: Greg Ayers
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In Monday’s post, Hugh Whelchel examined whether free markets inherently lead to exploitation. He wrote in response to a Christianity…
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