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Gradually, Then Suddenly
It is not often that one sees Ernest Hemingway cited in an article on the federal budget and fiscal situation.…
Browsing: The Economy
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Playing Politics with Unemployed Veterans
Getting the U.S. economy back on a path to solid growth and the job creation engine jumpstarted is dominating the…
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Industry: A Distributist Solution Part II
The family’s limited participation in the manufacturing of medium to large-scale goods appears to present us with a challenge. Large-scale…
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Europe in Demographic Denial
If there is one word that captures many Europeans’ response to the continent’s financial crisis, it is denial. Witness the…
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What Does Centesimus Annus Really Teach?
The title of this article, “What Does Centesimus Annus Really Teach?,” seems to imply that there might be some dispute…
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Cheerleader-in-Chief
I was asked for my initial reaction to President Obama’s State of the Union speech, and the handsomely redesigned Think Christian posted…
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Catholics, Distributism and Occupy Wall Street
Probably no informed Catholic would dispute the fact that the period since the end of the Second Vatican Council in…
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From Teacher to Farmer: Why I Went Back to the Land
A little more than a year ago, I quit my job as a theology teacher at a Catholic high school…
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Justice, Fairness, and Taxation, Part 4
I would like to wrap up this series with an examination of a few more types of taxation. Keep in…
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Justice, Fairness, and Taxation, Part 3
In Part 1 and Part 2, I mainly discussed the different schools of Capitalist thought (Keynesian and non-Keynesian) and how…