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Friday Five: Do Conservatives Have Hearts?

Faith and Public Life | July 10, 2015 | Politics

Friday Five: Do Conservatives Have Hearts?

On Fridays we bring you the week’s best from around the web. This week’s collection includes a look into AEI president Arthur Brooks’ new book, a description of economic populism at its logical extreme, and more. “The Maximum Minimum” by Kevin A....

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How Christianity Redeems Consumer Entitlement

Daniel Davis | July 2, 2015 | Economics

How Christianity Redeems Consumer Entitlement

You’ve seen it happen. Maybe you’ve done it yourself. You’re in a restaurant and the waiter is doing a less than superb job. Perhaps it’s near the end of his six-hour shift, or he’s covering more than his share of tables. But whatever the case, you’re not getting the...

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Daniel Davis is a graduate from Wheaton College and is the editor of True Declination Ministries. He currently interns as Townhall Media, and he previously interned at the American Enterprise Institute.

Friday Five: Equality and Recovery in Tension

Faith and Public Life | June 19, 2015 | Economics

Friday Five: Equality and Recovery in Tension

On Fridays we bring you the week’s best from around the web. This week’s collection includes reflections on the Magna Carta 800 years later, Pope Francis’ encyclical, and more. “Magna Carta’s Fruits, 800 Years On” Charles C.W. Cooke, National Review...

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The World Isn’t Flat Yet: Why Urbanization Still Matters

Sara Belz | June 18, 2015 | Society

The World Isn’t Flat Yet: Why Urbanization Still Matters

Thomas Friedman published “The World is Flat” ten years ago. In celebration, I’d like to propose that it isn’t. Yes, globalization is real: The Economist reported in February that by 2020, 80 percent of the global adult population will be connected to the rest of the...

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Sara Belz is a Research Analyst with the Hutchins Center on Fiscal and Monetary Policy in the Economic Studies program at Brookings.

CEOs & Fair Wage to Workers: A Christian Perspective, Part II

Kurt Jaros | June 9, 2015 | Economics

CEOs & Fair Wage to Workers: A Christian Perspective, Part II

In my previous post I wrote about how we can determine the value of CEOs to their respective organizations. My solution was modest: we simply aren’t in a position to know how much investors or shareholders should value a CEO to their company and should leave that...

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Kurt Jaros is the Executive Director of Defenders Media.