Tag: economic development
Kevin Carson habla sobre el costo humano de la “propiedad intelectual”.
David D’Amato reflexiona acerca del alza de los precios de los alimentos.
Kevin Carson nos advierte sobre lo falaz de las comparaciones simplistas que se hacen entre los sistemas económicos de Estados Unidos y Europa.
Among these various schools, nearly everyone agrees on the putative facts of American history; disagreements arise over frameworks of interpretation and over evaluation.
Kevin Carson acerca de la futilidad de la acción política en comparación con la acción productiva directa.
Carson: Licensing regimes, stand in the way of transforming one’s skill into a source of income, and raise the cost of doing so.
Efter att enligt uppgift ha matat en folkskara bestående av omkring 5000 människor med 5 limpor bröd och två fiskar, har Nazaréen Jesus Kristus mottagit ett formellt rättsligt meddelande…
It is in the interests of a robust argument that I offer the following, as I am in full agreement with the ideas presented in this paper. Nevertheless, though perhaps strictly correct there are passages which invite an interpretation, especially when read adversarially, to the effect that the author does not know what he is talking about. There…
Kevin Carson celebra que la mitad del argumento de Annie Leonard sea acertado.
Plantation agriculture is able to outcompete the peasant proprietor only through “preferential access to credit and government-subsidized technology….”
Después de alimentar a una multitud de cinco mil personas con cinco rodajas de pan y dos pescados, Jesucristo de Nazaret recibió una notificación legal por parte de varias asociaciones comerciales…
We owe it to ourselves to become strong against such predators.
D’Amato: No sorprendentemente, siempre son los salarios y las pensiones de la gente trabajadora las que están sujetas a los diversos recortes que atienden a la mal llamada “austeridad”.
Libertarianism should recognize that exploitation deserves an appropriately, though not exclusively, political response.
Kevin Carson’s fourteenth research paper argues that “it is the state’s constraints on market freedom that have created an economy centered on long-distance shipping and the automobile-highway complex.
Thomas L. Knapp contrasta con las burbujas de un crecimiento sostenible.
D’Amato: Not surprisingly, it’s always the salaries and pensions of working people that are subject to the various diminutions attending so-called “austerity.”
It depends, writes Kevin Carson.
Carson: Wage labor is largely a phenomenon of unfree markets.
Or, How An Argument Against the Workability of Authoritarian Socialism Became An Argument Against the Workability of Authoritarian Capitalism