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Poverty, Development and Economic Freedom

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2006/08/29 - Antonio Mascaró Rotger

No Turning Back

In the West, the idea of having the state act as a central economic planner gained enormous prestige after winning World War II. It didn’t seem to matter the defeated powers had used this same method of socialist warfare with terrible results. With the United Kingdom leading the way, developed nations launched themselves down the social-democratic path.

2006/05/14 - Gabriel Calzada

Natives After The Oil Companies

A “beautiful democratic experience” is taking place in Bolivia. Dictator Evo Morales is taking advice from island tyrant Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez, leader of the also very beautiful Venezuelan democratic experience.

2005/06/26 - José Carlos Rodríguez

Enemies Of The Poor

This Sunday, enemies of the poor gathered in Madrid and in other places around the world. “Zero poverty”, they demanded –having done nothing to reduce it. Nothing good, I mean.

2005/03/13 - José Carlos Rodríguez

Microcredits, Regulations And Development

But as valuable as this advance in the financial system may be, the microcredit could end up building a house from the roof down. The key is not ensuring a small amount of money gets to a family in Calcutta, but to turning this money into capital.
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