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ESG: What Bureaucrats and Buyers Want but the World Doesn’t Need
"Although criticisms of ESG are on the rise, a pivot in portfolio management back to frameworks focused on corporate growth rather than cause-related ones seems unlikely. Both buyers and bureaucrats are to blame." ~…
What Garbage Collection Rates Can Teach Us about Affordable Housing
Some problems are perplexing and complicated, with solutions evading the wisest among us.
It’s Now or Never for School Choice Everywhere
This story could bring tears to your eyes.
It’s Now or Never for School Choice Everywhere
This story could bring tears to your eyes.
The Thin Line Between Tribalism and Human Flourishing
"Current politicians, educators, and others encourage Americans to adopt tribal identities. It ended badly in Cyprus. The outcome of tribalist mindsets dividing Americans may differ only in degree." ~ Barry Brownstein
How Calvin Coolidge Responded to a Voter Concerned That Republicans Had Nominated a Black Dentist For Congress
February is when we Americans pause to note Black History Month, Valentine’s Day, and Presidents’ Day.
Two Ways Trade Creates Wealth
"You’ve heard the aphorism 'one person’s trash is another person’s treasure.' Trade turns trash into treasure by getting it out of one set of hands and into another." ~ Art Carden
The 2 Most Important Words in ‘Jurassic World: Dominion’
On a recent flight, I was able to take in the latest installment of the Jurassic Park franchise: Jurassic World: Dominion.
Recessions and Economic Freedom
"This global retreat in economic freedom is worrisome. It means that economic crises are going to be longer and more painful. Thus, they are more likely to result in political backlash. Defenders of economic freedom…
What Ayn Rand Understood about Romantic Love That so Many Fail to Grasp
We recently recognized Valentine’s Day: a holiday dedicated to amorous love.
