Tag: Ezra Heywood
In the contemporary parlance, it is largely supposed that a capitalist is one who favors a free market economic system, yet this wasn’t always the case. In the nineteenth century, as the descriptor capitalist came into more frequent use, it was virtually always deployed as a term of abuse, in identification of exploiters; it was…
Illuminating Discord: An interview with Robert Anton Wilson By Jane Talisman and Eric Geislinger (Columbia Region New Libertarian Alliance) (Originally published in New Libertarian Notes/Weekly 39, September 5, 1976; reprinted at RAWillumination.net) CRNLA: Tell us a little about your background. RAW: I was born into a working class Irish Catholic family in Brooklyn 44 years…
All’inizio di settembre, la Reuters ha reso nota una ricerca commissionata dalla Federal Reserve che dimostra che negli Stati Uniti cresce la disuguaglianza in termini di reddito e ricchezza. “Tutta la crescita del reddito,” dice la Reuters, “è concentrata nella parte alta… con il 30,5% nelle mani del 3% della popolazione.” La ricerca della Federal…
I’d like to first thank Mr. Lock for his thoughtful, well-mannered observations on my little piece. Commenters such as Mr. Lock honor me with their courteous thoughts and, in my humble view, raise the bar for discussion and debate by refraining from ad hominem and from attempts to impute motives; dealing with my points and…
A economia política de Benjamin Tucker representa uma condensação de suas maiores influências, sintetizando o trabalho de pensadores radicais como Josiah Warren, William B. Greene, Ezra Heywood e Lysander Spooner para chegar a um anarquismo maduro e completo. De Heywood, Tucker extraiu sua análise dos males da renda (rent), dos juros e dos lucros, “seguindo…
No começo de setembro, a agência Reuters reportava uma pesquisa do banco central dos Estados Unidos, o Federal Reserve, que mostra um aumento da disparidade de riqueza e renda no país. “Todo o crescimento de renda ficou concentrado entre os que mais ganham (…), com os 3% mais ricos concentrando 30,5% de toda a renda”,…
In early September, Reuters reported on a new Federal Reserve survey showing widening wealth and income gaps in the United States. “All of the income growth,” Reuters reports, “was concentrated among the top earners … with the top 3 percent accounting for 30.5 percent of all income.” The Fed survey will no doubt disconcert those…
Perhaps because I live in Chicago, perhaps because I work with other attorneys, in my day-to-day life I’m surrounded almost exclusively by people who identify with the mainstream, American left, centrist Democrats for whom mere mention of the word “libertarian” calls forth nightmarish imaginings of the Tea Party right. Regrettably, identifying myself as a libertarian…