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The Mystery of Capital
World renowned economist, Hernando de Soto, explores why some countries succeed at capitalism while others fail.
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Do Markets Corrupt Our Morals?
Ginny Choi draws from empirical studies to explore and potentially reassess the claim that markets corrupt our morals.
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The Green Market Revolution: Reasons for Optimism
Johan Norberg discusses the real state of the planet’s environment and the institutions that make progress possible.
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Climate Innovations
How does increasing global prosperity address global warming issues? Bjorn Lomborg explains that the path forward is driven by ingenuity.
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Freedom and Its Enemies
Nineteen time Emmy-winner John Stossel shares examples of the amazing benefits of free markets, and the worrying dangers of government regulation.
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The Essential Austrian Economics
Peter Boettke emphasizes the preferences and actions of individuals, and explores the key tenets of Austrian economics and its foremost thinkers.
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The Economics of Love & Dating
Ninos Malek provides some hot tips and tricks on how to make the most of your love life, just by learning the basics of economics!
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Poverty, Inc.
Michael Matheson Miller runs us through some of his findings on the road to creating his award-winning documentary unearthing the dark side of charity.
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Trust, Growth & Spontaneous Order
Paul Zak describes why strangers cooperate, and how institutions scale trust to create sustained increases in living standards.
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Building a Sustainable and Resilient Indigenous Economy
Manny Jules proposes solutions for a more sustainable and resilient First Nation economy supported by competition, fiscal independence, and indigenous institutions.
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Creative Destruction, Entrepreneurship & Discovery
Based on the work of noted economist Joseph Schumpeter, Russ Sobel explores the different definitions of entrepreneurship.
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Why Climate Policy Keeps Failing
Ross McKitrick explains carbon tax’s unintended consequences, namely permanently increased government deficits and decreased productivity.
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