In the Hindu scheme of things, there is no exploitation of a human being by others, but rather a cohesion among living creatures. Over the past two centuries, a narrative has been constructed globally that there are only two ideologies or “isms”: communism-socialism and capitalism. These two opposing ideologies haveRead More →
The headlines of the media on February 22 In today’s media, Chris Rufo thanks John Oliver for his ‘unwitting favour’ following critical monologue on race theory, Washington Post editorial board expresses support for federal list of d flight ban for passengers who disobey mask mandates, and NBC’s Beijing Olympics ratingsRead More →
Through Roger McKinneyContributor | Monday, February 14, 2022 Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, DN.Y., speaks at the National Action Network convention in New York on Friday, April 5, 2019. | The Christian Post/Leonardo Blair Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (DN.Y.) said in a recent interview that capitalism is irremediably bad: “So for me, capitalism atRead More →
American socialism is misunderstood. Many Americans react negatively to the idea of socialism because they associate it with the USSR during the Cold War. People feared the USSR, and because the USSR practiced socialism, they feared socialism. This argument is wrong. Yes, we had reason to fear the USSR –Read More →
When the Berlin Wall came down in November 1989, a cheer went up across the continent as it marked the end of communism in East Germany and Central Europe. This was followed in 1991 by the breakup of the former Soviet Union, with the Central Asian republics becoming sovereign states.Read More →
The Gallup Poll asks Americans about their attitudes toward capitalism and socialism on a semi-regular basis. Some recent findings are reported by Jeffrey M. Jones in “Socialism, Capitalism Ratings in US Unchanged” (December 26, 2021, based on a poll conducted in October 2021). This figure shows the share of AmericansRead More →
Breadcrumb Links PF comment William Watson: A substitute for “capitalism” is “flourishing”, which happens to societies when they adopt the capitalist approach Author of the article: William watson Photo by Photo Illustration by Gigi Suhanic / Financial Post Content of the article Capitalism has created more prosperity and progress forRead More →
OPINION: In a recent conversation with a group of students, we discussed which historical figures they would most like to dine with. It’s a question I’ve asked many young people over the years, and their choices have always been a mix of religious, political, media and TV figures. Names likeRead More →
My colleague Jeff Jones recently reviewed Gallup’s updated research on American public responses to the words “socialism” and “capitalism.” The new data shows little change in these attitudes from previous surveys, with 60% of Americans having a favorable view of capitalism (38% unfavorable) and 38% having a favorable image ofRead More →
Students today are not as sensitive to Cold War ideology. (Mark Lennihan | AP photo) In this photo from March 8, 2017, the Fearless Girl statue faces the Charging Bull statue on Wall Street in New York City. | December 8, 2021, 1:00 p.m. In a recent Deseret News opinionRead More →
Highlights of History Capitalism is viewed positively by 60%; socialism, 38% Positive image of large companies down six points to 46% Democrats continue to view socialism more positively than capitalism WASHINGTON, DC – Americans remain much more positive about capitalism than socialism, and their scores for each have remained largelyRead More →
Socialism and capitalism are on either side of a debate about which system is best for us humans. I’m here to set the record straight: they both stink. Take the costs. The enemies of capitalism will tell you that the profit incentive that drives it causes companies to care onlyRead More →
Socialism and capitalism are on either side of a debate about which system is best for us humans. I’m here to set the record straight: they both stink. Take the costs. The enemies of capitalism will tell you that the profit incentive that drives it causes companies to care onlyRead More →
Is the capitalist system the root of the problem or the solution to climate change? It depends on who you ask. Bill Gates, one of the richest billionaires in the world, tackles the subject with his recent book titled, How to avoid climatic disasters. He emphasizes investing in new greenRead More →
Last month, the Fraser Institute released its annual report Economic freedom of the world report. As usual, he showed that “economic freedom” is positively correlated with many good things and negatively correlated with many bad. Defenders of capitalism love the Fraser Institute. Libertarian philosopher Jason Brennan, for example, made extensiveRead More →
Representative Byron Donalds, R-Fla., Speaks to the senses. Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema face harassment amid negotiations over $ 3.5 trillion bill Too many young Americans are falling prey to the siren song of socialism, but there is something we can do about it. A shocking percentage of millennials (agesRead More →
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Studying socialism Ohio Wesleyan English Teacher to Discuss Karl Marx’s “English Utopia” on October 27 By Ohio Wesleyan University DELAWARE, Ohio – Mark Allison, Ph.D., professor at Ohio Wesleyan University, will discuss “Karl Marx’s English Utopia” when he presents the Benjamin T. Spencer 2021-2022 Lecture sponsored by the English DepartmentRead More →
When I reflect on the state of our society, I sometimes worry about how far we have advanced technically, but seemingly backwards in at least two areas: fundamental economic fairness and in our most difficult relationships, marriage. and the family. Comedian Bill Maher is right when he was interviewed byRead More →
The signals are clear. The Chinese seek to pivot to socialism with, well, socialist characteristics. Now that the risk-reward ratio in terms of the benefits of state-controlled capitalism ~ rather erroneously called “socialism with Chinese characteristics†~ has tilted in favor of the former with growing inequalities, cronyism and theRead More →
“Imagine socialism” Ohio Wesleyan English Teacher’s First Book Explores Early Socialism Writings By Ohio Wesleyan University Ohio Wesleyan professor Mark A. Allison’s new book examines British socialist writing through the long 19th century – the century of socialism’s origin. (Cover image courtesy of Oxford University Press) DELAWARE, Ohio – TheRead More →
A Fox News a poll released earlier this month shows a growing majority of Democratic voters prefer socialism more capitalism. A majority of Democrats respondents – 59 percent – have a favorable opinion of socialism. While 44% of Democrats view capitalism in a negative light, only 31% of them viewRead More →
Many will recall that the Soviet Union and other socialist countries in Eastern Europe were characterized by long queues of consumers for several products. This has been a source of much derision in the West and has been attributed to the inefficiency of the socialist production system, compared to capitalismRead More →
In America we live in a false dream where capitalism is perfect. At a young age, we are taught that a free enterprise system facilitates freedom. Freedom is equated with free markets. Not only is this way of thinking dangerous, it is unequivocal and categorically wrong. I’m the person yourRead More →
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A mixed economic system is an economy that allows private property and allows businesses and consumers to freely use capital. However, in a mixed economy, governments can intervene through regulation of the economy if it is deemed to be in the best interests of all. Mixed economic systems are notRead More →
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez hit back at Sean Spicer after claiming she was “using capitalism to push socialism” by selling goods. Spicer, a former While House press secretary, made the comment in a tweet Monday that also included a link to a Reuters report on the New York congressman’s investment inRead More →
photo by Creative Commons A poll conducted by Market and Media Research for the Socialist Party, from July 8 to 14, revealed a shift in attitudes towards socialism and capitalism, Stundin reports. The investigation was conducted online and involved some 945 Icelanders. Respondents showed the following trends: 31 percent wereRead More →
Minorities have a lot to say about socialism, if pollsters are prepared to listen to them. It was suspected for a long time, but now it is confirmed: socialism is gaining ground, and not only among young people. According to a new poll from Axios and Momentive, certain groups (blackRead More →
According to a study, a growing proportion of young people see capitalism as the root of the world problem and socialism as capable of solving their problems. New poll by the right-wing Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) reveals that 75% of young Britons think socialism is a “good idea”. TheRead More →
The most awaited HR economic model (next generation macro-economic system), was launched by PMOI Geneva recently, It envisaged a supernatural incident. But never expected, that the cardinal directors of the economy are challenged by Mr. Deepak Sharma (father of HR Economics), by any economist. Subsequently various economists and journalists analyzeRead More →
The most anticipated HR business model (New Generation Macroeconomic System) was recently launched by WIPO in Geneva, it envisioned a supernatural incident. But never expected, that the cardinal principles of the economy are contested by Mr. Deepak Sharma (father of the economy of human resources), by any economist. Read alsoRead More →
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What is a mixed economic system? A mixed economic system is a system that combines aspects of both capitalism and socialism. A mixed economic system protects private property and allows a certain level of economic freedom in the use of capital, but also allows governments to intervene in economic activitiesRead More →