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Aviation Deregulation – Who’s Benefiting? How did deregulation impact the airline industry? Did it make the consumer better or worse off? Deregulation is a public policy concept that appears to support Adam Smith’s invisible hand metaphor, advising against government meddling in the free exchange of information, planning, cooperation, and production of commodities and services. However, […]
Sweden’s “Lighter touch” Approach – A Cautionary Tale or A Candid Lesson? Is socially responsible capitalism the best antidote against pandemics ? What can we learn from Sweden’s response to the Covid 19? Sweden’s “lighter touch” approach to the Covid-19 surprised the World, not only by its uniqueness but also by its effectiveness. While many […]
Economy and Society in Post-Socialist Realm: The structural problems of the past and the persistence of the new The economies of post-socialist Eastern Europe and Former Soviet Union (EE/FSU) rarely appear on today’s economic monitors. In the general media, we usually hear about them in a political context and in the business media only from […]
Martin Luther King and Henry George In this lecture on the principles of political economy embraced by Martin Luther King, Jr., Edward Dodson examines Henry George’s influences on King’s views regarding the causes of income and wealth inequality existing in the United States and other societies. King came to understand that other systemic factors beyond racism […]
Joseph Fels, a life Devoted to Social and Economic Justice This seminar will introduce the life story and achievements of Joseph Fels. Son of Bavarian immigrants to the United States, Fels built a successful business manufacturing soap products in Philadelphia. In mid-life, he developed a strong passion for economic justice and joined Henry George in […]
