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Capitalism in Peril – Democratic Socialism to the Rescue? Since its emergence in the late 1700s, Capitalism has been the most successful economic system that the world has ever seen. However, the colorful success stories cannot hide the grim realities of extreme income inequality, cyclical instability, social destitution and what has been termed by some […]
In this opening post of the Henry George School of Social Science blog on Land Value Return & Recycle, we focus on the case of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. So what’s up with Vancouver?
Understanding the Chinese Model – State Capitalism or Market-Maoism? As China experiments with its unique form of indigenous capitalism, it managed to pull 800 million people out of poverty in a record time while it maintained a strong economy despite the dire predictions of Western pundits. At the same time many of its counterparts […]
Reforming our Monetary System – Challenges and Opportunities Money Talks returns with Michael White and Steven Walsh of the American Monetary Institute to discuss monetary Reform Over the last twenty years, calls for a fundamental reform of the monetary system have taken various shapes. Their common thread lies in the dissatisfaction with the current privately-generated money […]
Economics for Sustainable Prosperity This course will explain why poverty and environmental degradation are not a curse but the result of bad economic choices. The purpose of this 5-session course is to offer an introduction to political economy in the tradition of Henry George as presented in his best seller “Progress and Poverty”. We will […]
Economics for Sustainable Prosperity This course will explain why poverty and environmental degradation are not a curse but the result of bad economic choices. The purpose of this 5-session course is to offer an introduction to political economy in the tradition of Henry George as presented in his best seller “Progress and Poverty”. We will […]
