The Just Third Way

A few years back a member of the CESJ board of directors expressed concern over the Economic Democracy Act and the necessity of shifting ne...

The full title of this podcast is “Labor’s Great Mistake: Rethinking Full Employment in a Capitalist Society.”   In this video, we explore L...

Although some of the experts seem to be acting as if everything is going to be fine, this week’s news items suggest disaster is in the offin...

The election of a new pope has repercussions far beyond the Catholic Church, Christianity, and even all religion.   Especially since the Cat...

Today’s podcast is more than a little different from what we’ve been presenting.   It is an original twelve-and-a-half-minute video about Bl...

While the world situation seems to be getting more surreal by the hour, at least there may be a break coming with the election of a new pope...

Concluding our discussion of tariffs, as we noted previously there are three badly flawed economic principles which many people hold as abso...

If there is one thing which upsets people enmeshed in the fallacy Louis O. Kelso called “the slavery of [past] savings, it’s the systemic ne...

With the political chaos being spread by the current administration in Washington, it is difficult to discern what principles are driving po...

As we noted in the first posting on this subject, there are three badly flawed economic principles which many people hold as absolute, unque...

This article by Norman Kurland presents the basic components of what Louis Kelso called "Binary Economics", that the factors of pr...

As the economic and financial world descends deeper into utter chaos, it becomes increasingly difficult to select news items that even make ...

Last week we looked at how a distorted idea of one’s own importance can lead to treating anyone who opposes you as an enemy to be eliminated...

Louis Kelso made this Statement before the Forum on Economic Policy and Poverty, Citizens' Crusade Against Poverty, 2nd Annual Meeting-A...

As time goes on, it becomes increasingly difficult to find news items that can be understood as anything rational, whether we’re talking eco...

Understanding certain of today’s trade policies, while difficult, even baffling at times, is nevertheless possible once one identifies some ...

The full title of today’s podcast is “Questions Most Often Asked About Louis Kelso’s Second Income Plan,” a question-and-answer paper Kelso...

 As they say in the journalism biz, no news is good news . . . and none of the news items we have this week are good, and not even all that ...

In today’s posting, we’re taking a look at some basic principles of the Just Third Way of Economic Personalism.   As we understand it, the J...

Today’s podcast is an essay by Louis Kelso and Patricia Hetter Kelso in which the Kelsos conclude that reimagining capital finance—not chari...

On July 27, 1923, during the chaos at the height of the German hyperinflation, Germania , a large Berlin newspaper, editorialized, “It is a ...

Recently we got an enquiry regarding a misunderstanding about our use of the term “Economic Personalism” and some potential confusion with t...

Today’s podcast is an essay by Norman G. Kurland which explores the “Just Third Way’s” philosophical and practical foundations of economic j...

Evidently the new word to describe the current economic policy climate is “chaotic.”   We think that this is due most immediately to Preside...