The Just Third Way

The various communications media keep touting “the recovery” and the fantastic “economic growth” . . . and at the same time insist on the ne...

  In the previous posting on this subject , we closed by noting that the way the “new things” of modernism and socialism developed   was far...

In the previous posting on this subject , we closed by asking the question how, if socialism and modernism (which doesn’t mean modernity) ar...

As we noted in the previous posting on this subject , the political doctrine that all government revenue should come only from taxation is b...

Last week we featured another interview of Louis Kelso   on the Harold Channer Show.   This week we have another Channer-Kelso interview, bu...

The stock market, of course, is soaring, having “recovered” from the concern of President Biden’s tax proposals, and the economy is again in...

As we saw in the previous posting on this subject , turning control of money and credit to the State does not seem to have been a good idea ...

In the previous posting on this subject , we looked at some of the discrepancies and contradictions in Keynesian economics.   Today we take ...

As we closed the previous posting on this subject , we noted that David Ricardo “corrected” Adam Smith by declaring that labor alone is prod...

Last week we featured an interview of Louis Kelso   on the Harold Channger Show.   This week we have another Channer-Kelso interview:

More and more, it seems as if people and policymakers are avoiding coming to grips with what is really needed in today’s world: a way that w...

In the previous posting on this subject , we noted that usury has become so embedded in our economic thinking that it’s accepted as normal. ...

In the previous posting on this subject , we noted that it seems to be a part of human nature that people like to be useful and engage in pr...

As we saw in the previous posting on this subject , it is not enough, even in materialist terms, just to see that people have enough to ensu...

Last week we featured an interview of Dr. Robert H.A. Ashford of the University of Syracuse School of Law on binary economics.   This week w...

Most of the world seems to be spinning its wheels trying to figure out how to turn the old abnormal into the new normal...

In the previous posting on this subject , we looked briefly at the “Great Reset” and similar proposals and contrasted them with the demand...

All things, as Aristotle said in the beginning of the Nichomachean Ethics , seek the good.   If someone seeks evil, it is because he either ...

We closed the previous posting on this subject by noting that while expanded capital ownership can restore Say’s Law of Markets and poke Ke...

This week we have a talk on binary economics straight from the expert’s mouth.  Dr. Ashford is not only a professor of law at Syracuse Unive...