V. Orval Watts


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Capitalism: Definition--Origins--Dynamics

OCTOBER 01, 1975 by V. ORVAL WATTS

Prosperity has its perils, not least of which is forgetting how it was achieved.

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The Law

AUGUST 01, 1975 by V. ORVAL WATTS

The private practice of freedom can do more than the expansion of governmental powers to improve The Law.

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Business and Its Image

JULY 01, 1974 by V. ORVAL WATTS

The more government intervenes, the more it strives to blame business enterprise for the consequences.

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Closing the Generation Gap

JULY 01, 1973 by V. ORVAL WATTS

Each individual must learn good conduct. It is not inborn or given to us by others.

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Industrialism: Friend or Foe?

APRIL 01, 1973 by V. ORVAL WATTS

It is not "the power of the market" that dehumanizes the individual, but his subjection to unlimited political power.

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The Northwood Idea

MARCH 01, 1973 by V. ORVAL WATTS

Concerning the importance of the Judeo-Christian ethic, an emphasis on work and thrift, and an appreciation of the need for business.

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Are Schools Necessary?

JULY 01, 1971 by V. ORVAL WATTS

It's easier to get a college degree than an education.

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Money and Free Markets: A Summary

JANUARY 01, 1966 by V. ORVAL WATTS

Dr. Orval Watts draws a distinction between money and credit that may lead away from some of the confusion surrounding these instruments.

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