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Henry George and the Money Question
Seminar
/in Seminar/by hgsss_kubaHENRY GEORGE AND THE MONEY QUESTION There’s a widely held belief that George’s views on money were not well developed, that he waited until his last book to really delve into that topic, and left it, sadly, unfinished. However, monetary scholar Stephen Zarlenga contends that by 1884, George already had a very advanced understanding of […]
McGirt v. Oklahoma: Unraveling the Impact on Tribal Economics and Sovereignty
Seminar
/in Seminar/by hgsss_kubaMCGIRT V. OKLAHOMA: UNRAVELING THE IMPACT ON TRIBAL ECONOMICS AND SOVEREIGNTY The US Supreme Court’s landmark decision in McGirt v. Oklahoma (2020) potentially reorders relationships between tribal nations and US States. While limited to criminal jurisdiction in specific areas, the overheated reaction on the part of state officials coupled with the tribes’ cautious yet firm […]
The Fed Has Lost Control of the Money Supply (and that changes everything)
Seminar
/in Seminar/by hgsss_kubaTHE FED HAS LOST CONTROL OF THE MONEY SUPPLY (AND THAT CHANGES EVERYTHING) The US Federal Reserve has lost its once unchallenged ability to shape the US dollar money supply toward effecting its policy goals. This talk will describe six powerful arguments against the Fed implementing its policies. We will use semantic analysis in order […]
Understanding our Political Economy
Session 10
/in Course/by hgsss_kubaUnderstanding 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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