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America’s overriding goal should be to maintain peace on the peninsula. Although prior predictions of imminent collapse have proved false, North Korea seems destined for the great dustbin of history. The only question is whether Pyongyang falls in peacefully.
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At FEE's Economics of Technological Innovation seminar, you'll explore advancements in the tech sector and the impact they make on social and economic progress. Over three days at the beautiful wooded campus of Berry College in Rome, Georgia, you’ll develop core reasoning skills while exploring the importance of technology in a free and civil society!
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It's been 40 years since F. A. Hayek received his Nobel Prize. His insights, particularly on the distribution of knowledge and the impossibility of economic planning, remain hugely important today. In this issue, we look back on the influence of his work. Max Borders and Craig Biddle debate whether liberty must be defended from one absolute foundation, further reflections on Scottish secession, and how technology is already changing our world for the better—including how robots, despite the unease they cause, will only accelerate this process. Download the free PDF here - http://fee.org/the_freeman/issue/november-2014
Investment isn't just a tool used by the wealthy. It provides much-needed capital for the rest of us. Learn more: http://at.FEE.org/1vkjkoc
The Truth about Savings and Consumption
We regularly hear how important consumer spending is for the economy. The story goes like this: the more consumers spend, the more money circulates in the economy, which stimulates healthy job growth and profits. If people could be encouraged to go out and spend a little more of their paycheck, we'd all be better off.
Keynes went as far as to say that individuals saving their money may actually be hurting the economy, as saving reduces "aggregate demand" and therefore company revenue. Sounds troubling, doesn't it?
Fear not. You aren't actually hurting anyone by filling up your piggy bank. In fact, savings help the economy, as they make lending to productive entrepreneurs possible. The consumption that we enjoy is only made possible by prior production.
And that production is only made possible by savings.
For more resources about the economics of saving versus consuming, visithttp://at.fee.org/1xS3HGY
"When you become aware of the critical importance of capital equipment to the creation of wealth — by which I mean the greater wealth we all share, compared with other parts of history and other parts of the world — the industrial zones can become beautiful. You just need to see them through the eyes of understanding." Read more: http://at.fee.org/1rI5min
Libertarians frequently talk about "statism." Learn more about what that means here - http://at.fee.org/1vg5uDa
The Truth about Bitcoin and Alternative Currencies
Bitcoin has been making headlines for months. With the price fluctuating wildly, is it really a currency, or just a scam? To find out, we have to analyze its properties. Gold and silver give us good examples of which properties make a sound currency, and bitcoins seem to measure up well. Will they ultimately outcompete the US dollar, gold, or silver? We can't know, but with the Federal Reserve devaluing the dollar every day, it is only a matter of time before people start looking for an alternative currency. To learn more, visit: http://at.fee.org/1vfsSRb Bitcoin address: 15wDJRfsyomAgvX2TdW32gdYtAWZtAd1ps
Free trade and globalization don't just help the rich—they make us all better off. Learn more: http://at.FEE.org/1uEQUFa
Our lives are improving every day in ways many of us do not realize. Learn more: http://at.FEE.org/1uKu7HW
The Cost of the War on Drugs
Ever wonder what the drug war costs and if it's worth it? To find out more visit:http://at.fee.org/1uULLZE
The Truth About the Minimum Wage
If you take off the bottom two rungs of the income ladder, many will never climb it. That's the effect of the minimum wage. Want to learn more? Here are some resources about the economics of the minimum wage: http://at.fee.org/1vTns2B