Topic: General Economics
How Do We Break the Cycle of Higher Tuition and More Debt?
Posted on Feb. 18, 13 | 04:02 PM by Barney Keller | Topic: General EconomicsWhat's So Great about Economic Freedom?
Posted on Feb. 11, 13 | 02:06 PM by Barney Keller | Topic: General EconomicsBack Room Politics!
Posted on Dec. 20, 12 | 10:11 AM by Andrew Roth | Topic: General Economics
The good folks who run the weekly Back Room Politics podcast invited me on Wednesday to talk about the fiscal cliff with them. You can listen here.
The podcast is conducted at Shelly's Back Room, a cigar bar located in downtown DC. It's a perfect location for such a podcast and I had a great time doing it (even though the audio is a bit compromised).
Hat tip to the Club's Alyssa Bonk for setting up this interview.
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The podcast is conducted at Shelly's Back Room, a cigar bar located in downtown DC. It's a perfect location for such a podcast and I had a great time doing it (even though the audio is a bit compromised).
Hat tip to the Club's Alyssa Bonk for setting up this interview.
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New Poll on "Capitalism" and "Federal Government"
Posted on Nov. 29, 12 | 09:07 AM by Andrew Roth | Topic: General Economics
From Gallup:
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"Democrats react significantly more positively to the term 'federal government' than they do to the term 'capitalism,' while the opposite is true for Republicans. But both Democrats and Republicans are highly positive about the terms 'small business,' 'free enterprise,' and 'entrepreneurs.' Republicans and Republican-leaning independents and Democrats and Democratic leaners also differ in how they react to the terms 'big business' and 'socialism.' Republicans are more positive about the former; Democrats are more positive about the latter."
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Music Video: "FA$T CA$H: Easy Credit & the Economic Crash"
Posted on Nov. 28, 12 | 04:10 PM by Barney Keller | Topic: General EconomicsWalter Williams: The Morality of Free Markets
Posted on Nov. 13, 12 | 09:42 AM by Andrew Roth | Topic: General EconomicsIs Price Gouging Immoral? Should It Be Illegal?
Posted on Nov. 02, 12 | 04:50 PM by Barney Keller | Topic: General EconomicsRep. Tom Graves: An Economy By The Numbers
Posted on Sep. 21, 12 | 03:40 PM by Barney Keller | Topic: General EconomicsWhole Foods CEO John Mackey on The Moral Case for Capitalism
Posted on Aug. 14, 12 | 01:55 PM by Andrew Roth | Topic: General EconomicsNew Club for Growth Ad In Indiana
Posted on Mar. 26, 12 | 09:13 AM by Barney Keller | Topic: General Economics
The Club for Growth today released a new TV Ad in Indiana urging Hoosiers to call Indiana Senator Richard Lugar and tell him to stop supporting more taxes and debt. The ad will run throughout Indiana on broadcast and cable television:
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The Top 10 Clients Of The Export-Import Bank
Posted on Mar. 23, 12 | 09:27 AM by Barney Keller | Topic: General Economics
As part of the ongoing debate over the reauthorization of the Export-Import Bank, The Club for Growth today released a list of the Top 10 clients of the Export-Import Bank. The Club for Growth strongly opposes reauthorization of the bank and has issued a “Key Vote” alert in opposition:
The Club for Growth’s Top 10 Clients Of The Export-Import Bank
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1. Solyndra (Source)
2. Mexican drug cartels (Source)
3. An Oil company with ties to the Russian Mafia (Source)
4. Enron (Source)
5. Air India (Source)
6. For a company called First Solar to export solar panels…to itself (Source)
7. The China National Nuclear Power Corporation (Source)
8. For a Spanish company to sell windmills in Honduras (Source)
9. Now-bankrupt company Abound Solar (Source)
10. Boeing, which receives more than 44% of all Export-Import Bank handouts (Source)
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