Friday Five: Grads, Dads, and Grandparents
This week’s collection includes advice for grads, thoughts on the importance of dads, and more.
Will the Health Care Revolution Come from Silicon Valley?
Monday at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, the company released a set of new operating system improvements that are more substantial than may meet the eye.
Piketty: A Diagnosis of the Present or a Guide to the Future?
Perhaps you’ve heard of Thomas Piketty, the French economist. Maybe you’ve even read his 696-page bestseller, “Capital in the Twenty-First Century.” Regardless, this is the book of the moment.
Values & Capitalism on Campus: Seattle Pacific University
On May 29th, 2014 our program development associate accompanied AEI scholar Andrew Biggs on a visit to Seattle Pacific University.
Can We Incentivize…Ourselves?
Recently, we discussed the economic concept of “incentives,” and asked if it was ethical from a biblical perspective to use incentives to increase charity.
Beyond Giftedness: The True Meaning of Vocation
Bill Hendricks’ book “The Person Call You” strives to do two things: 1) Tell you why knowing your giftedness is important; and 2) Help you find it.
Segs in the City: Unnecessary Regulations Are Stifling Growth
This spring, the DC government stopped an unknown terror from stalking city streets.
Friday Five: A Comprehensive Approach to Poverty Alleviation
This week’s round-up focuses on various facets of the war against poverty, both at home and abroad.
Markets Turn Competition into Cooperation
The New York Times had a story recently complaining that competition between charter schools and traditional public schools prevented both from cooperating. Apparently, the NYT’s definition of “cooperation” looks a lot more like campfire kumbayah and a lot less like...
