Freedom Road Socialist Organization Editorial | December 31, 2021 Read more articles in Cuba Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro. For more than six decades, the Cuban people have created a system that provides free universal health care, free public education from kindergarten through college, and housing for people at approximatelyRead More →
By Jim ThompsonHCP columnist Capitalism is defined as “an economic and political system in which the commerce and industry of a country are controlled by private for-profit owners, rather than by the state”. Capitalism created the largest economy in the history of the world (ours) and lifted more people outRead More →
OPINION: In a recent conversation with a group of students, we discussed which historical figures they would most like to dine with. It’s a question I’ve asked many young people over the years, and their choices have always been a mix of religious, political, media and TV figures. Names likeRead More →
According to Paul, the founder of Humans of Capitalism, every system, from capitalism to socialism, has a chance of becoming corrupt if bad behavior is not punished. “If we go back to the time when socialism or communism was at its peak, we can see that the top of theRead More →
There’s been a lot of talk about the economy lately. But do we know enough to determine the differences? I believe there are still a few of us who took an economics course from Professor Rodney Mitchell at KSTC. He insisted that we recite the four types of economic systemsRead More →
The future of capitalism is the title given to this book transcription of the 25th Munk Debate held in Toronto two years ago. It’s a provocative title but a little misleading in that the four eminent thinkers who participated in it were much more focused on capitalism as it isRead More →
‘Kudlow’ discusses Biden’s leadership qualities amid crises with inflation, COVID and Afghanistan. It has not been a great year for our great country. We’ll talk about that in a minute. Saving America, killing Bill was one of the best things to happen this year. But I want to go backRead More →
Breadcrumb Links NP Comment Adam Zivo: If you care about workers, the best thing you can do is improve capitalism by reducing its monopoly impulses, which in practice means supporting free enterprise and competition. Author of the article: Adam zivo Release date : Dec 22 2021 • 23 hours agoRead More →
Mark Wiesenfeld: Prairie dogs: a call to humanity Dear humans: Like you, I emanated from a divine creator, or, if you prefer, from the universe or another source which resonates with the heart and the spirit… Like you, I am a sensitive being – a living and sensitive individual …Read More →
The concept of neoliberalism is part of capitalism that spread widely soon after the overwhelming defeat of socialism against the backdrop of the disintegration of the former Soviet Union, known as the USSR. The global political economic system has undergone some of the most significant transformations. The journey of capitalism,Read More →
My colleague Jeff Jones recently reviewed Gallup’s updated research on American public responses to the words “socialism” and “capitalism.” The new data shows little change in these attitudes from previous surveys, with 60% of Americans having a favorable view of capitalism (38% unfavorable) and 38% having a favorable image ofRead More →
Illustration: Tang Tengfei / Global Times US President Joe Biden’s exclusive summit for democracy, which was even ignored by some of the allies of the United States, sparked a rare global discussion about what true democracy is and whether the United States can still represent the democracy. The issues wouldRead More →
Breadcrumb Links PF comment Matthew Lau: With greed and envy at the heart of socialism, the image socialists painted of their economic system as compassionate is a fraud Author of the article: Matthieu lau A portrait of the political economist and philosopher Adam Smith (1723-1790) by an unknown artist. PhotoRead More →
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“Jacinda Ardern is doing what she can to correct the disparities between our wealthiest citizens and the rest of us.” Photo / Peter de Graaf, File Revive a communityI met a woman from East Germany who had immigrated to New Zealand. A Kiwi asked him about his experience. The questionRead More →
HR First, I will answer the national question. In general, we see that part of the economic establishment is tempted to play the card of the extreme right to divide and conquer the working class. This is a classic approach in times of economic crisis, in particular by dividing immigrantRead More →
HR I will answer the national question first. In general, we see that part of the economic establishment is tempted to play the card of the extreme right to divide and conquer the working class. This is a classic movement in times of economic crisis, dividing in particular immigrant andRead More →
The the authors are among the world’s leading economists known for their critical assessments of capitalism. And the blurb for the book says, “Traditional economics views capitalism as an isolated and closed system. In this groundbreaking book, authors Utsa Patnaik and Prabhat Patnaik argue that this is both historically falseRead More →
Dian Septiari (Jakarta Post) PRIME Jakarta ● Fri 10 December 2021 Democracy was put under the microscope on Thursday as the United Nations and host country Indonesia called for a more inclusive global economic system at the Bali Democracy Forum (BDF), the second to be held during the ongoing pandemicRead More →
The only line that separates the idea of ​​capitalism and socialism is the ownership of the means of production. The author’s suggested need for a level playing field and the ability and purpose of socialism is to achieve this; and furthermore, to declare that this is where capitalism should beRead More →
Leah Cameron is proud of The Communist’s Daughter have a shameless socialist streak, even though its far-left Canadian web comedy is a far cry from Russian bread lines and iron-fisted Stalinism. “I’m excited for the comedy that comes from the black and white thinking that some people have in America,Read More →
Students today are not as sensitive to Cold War ideology. (Mark Lennihan | AP photo) In this photo from March 8, 2017, the Fearless Girl statue faces the Charging Bull statue on Wall Street in New York City. | December 8, 2021, 1:00 p.m. In a recent Deseret News opinionRead More →
Highlights of History Capitalism is viewed positively by 60%; socialism, 38% Positive image of large companies down six points to 46% Democrats continue to view socialism more positively than capitalism WASHINGTON, DC – Americans remain much more positive about capitalism than socialism, and their scores for each have remained largelyRead More →
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After a campaign season marked by deep divisions over masking, feuds over teaching racism and an unprecedented influx of money to candidates running under the banner of keeping schools open, there is no had Republican sweep of school board races in suburban Philadelphia. But the attention and controversy that surroundedRead More →
Earlier this year, asset manager Standard Life Aberdeen rebranded itself as abrdn. It’s a very silly name for many reasons: not having vowels is silly; not having a capital letter is silly (especially at the beginning of sentences). But there’s the good news: The company isn’t as dumb as itRead More →
Link to this page: https://www.socialistparty.org.uk/issue/1158/33404 From The Socialist newspaper, December 1, 2021 Fundraising for the fight at Socialism2021. Photo: Mary Finch (Click to enlarge) Roger Butler, Socialist Party of Swansea Fight Fund organizer Roman orator and statesman Cicero described finances and resources as “the sinews of war” – and ofRead More →