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Problem Solving in a New Age

Wesley Cate | December 10, 2014 | Society

Problem Solving in a New Age

In a Harvard Business Review article earlier this year, Don Tapscott asked his readers, “How will you participate in the global solution networks that are increasingly managing to address the world’s problems?” According to Tapscott, a global solution network is a...

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Let’s Cheer for Entrepreneurship

Michelle Fillebrown | December 9, 2014 | Economics

Let’s Cheer for Entrepreneurship

Americans love a good competition—look no further than your local sports bar on NFL Sunday. Fans are deeply invested in the relatively meaningless success or failure of the team that they cheer for. Fair-weather fans everywhere get excited and boast of their team’s...

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Michelle Fillebrown

Michelle Fillebrown is a former Values and Capitalism intern and recent graduate of Patrick Henry College, where she studied government.

Low Gas Prices: How the Free Market Benefits America

Tyler O'Neil | December 8, 2014 | Economics

Low Gas Prices: How the Free Market Benefits America

Across the country, Americans are filling up for less. In spite of this good news to middle class families, many stories focus on the economic damage the lower cost of oil causes overseas. Despite this negative outlook, the drop in gas prices will benefit America, and...

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Tyler O'Neil is the Senior Editor of PJ Media and a conservative commentator.

Friday Five: A Boy’s Desire to Work

Faith and Public Life | December 5, 2014

Friday Five: A Boy’s Desire to Work

On Fridays, we bring you the week’s best from around the web. This week’s collection includes lessons on work—from a young boy and an unemployed college graduate, a trick to being more virtuous, and more. “Conserving Friendship in a Consumer Age” by Matthew Maule,...

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Christmas Consumerism: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Kristie Eshelman | December 5, 2014 | Economics

Christmas Consumerism: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

The first official day of winter is Sunday, December 21st. But for me, it was always the day after Thanksgiving, the day known as Black Friday. It’s the day my two favorite holidays collide. It’s the day my family starts playing Christmas music and putting up the...

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Kristie Eshelman

Kristie Eshelman is the regional digital coordinator at Generation Opportunity.

The Future of Work

Joel Montgomery | December 4, 2014 | Economics

The Future of Work

In 1918 as World War I was coming to a close, my grandfather, Jack Snow, was born on a farm outside of Jasper, Alabama. Life on the farm was incredibly labor intensive for the entire family and young Jack pitched in as best as he could, even learning how to plow the...

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Joel Montgomery

Joel Montgomery has worked in 31 countries, lived in five, and speaks three languages. With a career straddling the private and social sectors, Joel has experience working with large Fortune 100 companies and small startups.