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As we discussed last week, the exercise of private power is much different and more limited than public power. In…

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A common criticism of free markets and market-based economies is that they make the rich richer, at the expense of…

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Editor’s Note: Today’s post is by Logan Gates, one of IFWE’s summer interns. Logan is a Fourth Year at the…

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Recently, IFWE produced and released a new video titled “I, Smartphone.” The video is based on the short essay, “I,…

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At bottom, economics is about us – what we choose, what we value, what we represent in language and symbols,…

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This week we’re tackling tough questions about faith, work, and economics. In an earlier post, Dr. Anne Bradley used Steve…

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Before we dive deeper into discovering a Biblical view of economics, we want to answer some questions, hesitations, and obstacles…

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  Why would the Institute for Faith, Work, and Economics care how a smartphone is made? Why would we want…

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Why is it important to focus on faith, work, AND economics? Because understanding economics – beyond the financial sense of…

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IF WE believe we’re made in God’s image to be creative and are called to use our talents, how then…