The Counter-Economist Journal

  At The Counter-Economist, we exist to spread the ideas of the agora, anarchy, and action with articles that deliver ideas, relevant news, and entertainment.  

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Two days left to subscribe to the Counter-Economist for the Holiday issue, including an exclusive interview with two punks from the non-profit Punks With Lunch!

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What is the “entrepreneur” in the agorist context? The entrepreneur is not the capitalist, who merely sits on wealth and dictates the work of others. The entrepreneur is also not simply any worker, who works with the hope of pay given from the capitalist, but may not necessarily take much risk themselves. The agorist, instead, claims the entrepreneur as the creative type - the risk-taker, the creator, the innovator, the service provider, and the trailblazer. They seek out problems and create the solution. Any who fit this description may call themselves entrepreneurs, and any who curb risk in favor of government-granted privilege for profit’s sake are the enemy, regardless of what they call themselves. Those entrepreneurs who choose to innovate regardless of what the state dictates on how to do so are called “counter-economists”. And so we say, “Workers of the entrepreneurial class, unite!”

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What better way to celebrate than to subscribe to an insurrectionary bi-monthly journal? Plot twist: there isn’t.

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We generally try to keep minimal ad space so our readers can focus on the latest insurrectionary news, but we're going all-out for our 2019 Holiday issue! (And by all-out, we mean four total pages of ads - two at front, two at back.)

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