The Foundation For Economic Education, Author At ValueWalk

When Dostoevsky Faced A Firing Squad

It was a cold December day in St. Petersburg when a blindfolded Fyodor Dostoevsky, who would later become one of … Read more

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Are Scandinavians Really That Happy?

Happiness. Every one of us wants to achieve it, but haven’t we misunderstood the original meaning of the term? Heavy … Read more

Can Amazon Fix American Health Care?

Amazon is teaming up with Berkshire Hathaway and JP Morgan Chase to have a go at reforming American healthcare. This … Read more

Polish Problems Need Polish Solutions, Not European Sanctions

A rift in the European Union has formed over reforms taking place in Poland. As major powers such as France … Read more

How Easy Money Is Rotting America From The Inside-Out

The Federal Reserve has been the main cause of business cycles in America since 1913. For several decades, it has … Read more

Why Does Government Keep Expanding?

The fact that the United States’ yearly deficit spending is set to soon top $1 trillion — an amount that is … Read more

Seattle Residents Will Outsmart Its Soda Tax

Seattle recently became the latest major city to enact a sweetened beverage tax. In response to the new levy, some … Read more

The FISA Reauthorization Only Boosts Government

In a bipartisan manner, Congress recently passed the FISA Reauthorization Act of 2017. On January 19th, President Trump signed this … Read more

The Correction We Need

Since hitting rock bottom in 2009, stock prices have consistently increased without much volatility–that is, until these first few days … Read more

The EU Is No Friend To Scottish Independence

It is no myth that the Scottish National Party’s pro-European stance has caused them a tragic host of problems over … Read more

Apple Has Given Us An Early Sign Of Tax Reform’s Long-Term Economic Boost

Last week, Apple generated headlines by announcing it would pay $38 billion in taxes to repatriate billions of dollars it was holding … Read more

What We Can Learn from the Machiavelli of Nonviolence

ver 17 years ago, Slobodan Milošević, the brutal socialist dictator, was nonviolently overthrown by young people with radical ideas. Optor! … Read more

Jordan Peterson’s ascension to the most influential public intellectual in the West

Feminist maverick Camille Paglia has called him “the most important and influential Canadian thinker since Marshall McLuhan,” declaring that “his … Read more