FEE Summer Seminars Applications are now available
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Posted in News on 1 January 2012
Stats: 1,255 views and 1 Comment The Foundation for Economic Education proudly announces that applications for our summer seminar series are now available. In our ongoing commitment to program improvements, this celebratory 50th season of FEE seminars promises students a life-changing experience. FEE seeks candidates who may be unfamiliar with the ideas of a ...
Public Choice Economics, a lecture by Prof. Ivan Pongracic
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Posted in Freedom University, Media, SEMINAR, Video on 21 June 2011
Stats: 915 views and 1 Comment Hillsdale College professor Ivan Pongracic introduced students to public choice economics. This lecture was a part of the FEE's 2011 Freedom University: Introduction to Austrian Economics in Atlanta, Ga.
Summer Seminars Open House Invitation
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Posted in News, SEMINAR on 3 May 2011
Stats: 532 views and No Comments To celebrate the Foundation for Economic Education's new branch office in Atlanta and the 50th anniversary of our summer student seminars, we would like to extend a special invitation to Atlanta-area residents and guests to come to our open house seminars this summer. Spend a full or partial day at one ...
Healthcare Policy
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Posted in Media, SEMINAR, Video on 3 February 2011
Stats: 115 views and No Comments Michael Tanner speaking to students attending Applying Liberty summer seminar in Atlanta, Ga.
From 1944 to Nineteen Eighty-Four
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Posted in The Goal Is Freedom on 4 September 2009
Stats: 428 views and 12 Comments I'm inclined to think of George Orwell and F. A. Hayek at the same time. Both showed great courage in writing the truth, undaunted by the consequences awaiting them. Both valued freedom, though they understood it differently. Orwell, a man of the "left," could not remain silent in the face ...
The Overlooked Solution for Health Care
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Posted in The Goal Is Freedom on 14 August 2009
Stats: 363 views and 25 Comments Discussing healthcare reform with an advocate of government control is frustrating. It almost feels as if one is speaking a foreign language -- and in a sense, the free-market proponent is speaking a foreign language. The meaning usually doesn't get through. This is most obvious when the ...
The Market Doesn’t Ration Health Care
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Posted in The Goal Is Freedom on 7 August 2009
Stats: 1,052 views and 20 Comments Healthcare reformers say they have two objectives: to enable the uninsured and under-insured to consume more medical services than they consume now, and to keep the prices of those services from rising, as they have been, faster than the prices of other goods and services. Unfortunately, Economics 101 tells us ...
The Free Market Ignores the Poor
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Posted in From the Archives on 21 April 2009
Stats: 452 views and 1 Comment "Once an activity has been socialized for a spell, nearly everyone will concede that that's the way it should be. Without socialized education, how would the poor get their schooling? Without the socialized post office, how would farmers receive their mail except at great expense? Without social security, the aged would ...


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