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Understanding our Political Economy (Part II)
Session 3

Understanding our Political Economy This course explains the fundamental relations between the factors of production utilized in the process of wealth creation and the natural laws that govern its distribution. We will use the interdisciplinary approach employed by Henry George in his writings to provide cohesive, evidence-based insights into why economies experience cycles of boom […]

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The Science of Political Economy
Session 1

The Science of Political Economy This course is intended to call attention to the flaws of mainstream economics. It will be a comprehensive exploration of the field, expanding and deepening the treatment of the subject of political economy in George’s earlier books. We will cover a broad range of topics, including but not limited to […]

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Understanding our Political Economy (Part II)
Session 2

Understanding our Political Economy This course explains the fundamental relations between the factors of production utilized in the process of wealth creation and the natural laws that govern its distribution. We will use the interdisciplinary approach employed by Henry George in his writings to provide cohesive, evidence-based insights into why economies experience cycles of boom […]

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Understanding our Political Economy (Part II)
Session 1

Understanding our Political Economy This course explains the fundamental relations between the factors of production utilized in the process of wealth creation and the natural laws that govern its distribution. We will use the interdisciplinary approach employed by Henry George in his writings to provide cohesive, evidence-based insights into why economies experience cycles of boom […]

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Which Deficits Really Matter?
Session 6

Which Deficits Really Matter? Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), a heterodox school of macroeconomic thought asks: To what degree is a country monetarily sovereign? How does that impact the economic policies that country is able to pursue? A monetarily sovereign nation is one whose government issues its own currency, does not peg the value of that […]