Free enterprise capitalism presumes that the goal of maximizing profits is pursued within the bounds of the rule of law (Friedman 1962, 1970).
Introducing the moral foundations of capitalism in undergraduate business law and ethics courses using Kelo v. City of New London
Price risers: Food, kids' clothes, bus & train fares, gas & electricity plus mobility aids for the elderly It is controversial but in the round consumers would benefit greatly from this KWASI KWARTENG THE
FREE ENTERPRISE GROUP SPOKESMAN
TORIES: SLAP VAT ON FOOD AND KIDS' CLOTHES; CONDEMS' TAX HIKE TO PUNISH FAMILIES; (and make it 15% on heating)
The main questions concerned the identification of the fathers of
free enterprise and of communism.
Karl Marx vs. Adam Smith revisited
The answer is that the opponents of
free enterprise have gained control over the groups and institutions that increasingly make the rules and interpret events for our complex society--journalists, academics, lawyers, philanthropists, and government employees.
Live free or die
"Our companies have contributed largely in changing totalitarian Communist regimes to
free enterprise systems," he continued.
Sawiris tells AUB gathering free enterprise, democracy go hand in hand
Chamber's free-enterprise campaign has so far included stops in more than 100 cities in a grass-roots effort to engage business leaders, community officials and other citizens in a dialogue about the role of
free enterprise in job creation and long-term economic prosperity.
U.S. Chamber's goal: 20 million jobs in 10 years
Members of the APCA encourage all employees and businesses who care about the right to work, free employee choice on union representation or membership without coercion or intimidation, and
free enterprise as the best way to keep America competitive, to get in touch with their elected members of Congress now, urging them to oppose this dangerous legislation.
APCA speaks out on proposed Employee Free Choice Act legislation
Junior Achievement is comprised of passionate people inspiring kids to learn the economics of life through
free enterprise education.
Junior Achievement inspires children to learn about free enterprise
In 1973, the Texas Legislature mandated that all public high schools provide instruction in the "essentials of the
free enterprise system." Subsequently, the State Board of Education amended school accreditation standards to require that all schools: (a) offer an elective
free enterprise course to all high school students, (b) incorporate the study of the
free enterprise system into the required high school social studies courses, and (c) correlate
free enterprise education instruction with the elementary curriculum (Texas Education Agency, 1979).
Economic heritage: Adam Smith vs. Karl Marx
In addition to creating far more prosperity,
free enterprise also creates a middle class and distributes wealth more equitably.
Inventing America: the blessings that made America the most prosperous society in human history are freedom, free enterprise, and entrepreneurship
The foundation created this program to provide fellowships for projects to be undertaken by journalists who share the foundation's mission to advance constitutional principles, a democratic society, and a vibrant
free enterprise system.
Fellowships
Ten people will be chosen to go forward to the
free Enterprise Island residential weekend for an intensive course in entrepreneurship, backed up by a business start-up support package.
Search is on for the city's next entrepreneurs
The award is presented annually to one elected official and one business leader whose actions and attitudes exemplify the spirit of
free enterprise as espoused by Adam Smith, a philosopher and professor often credited with establishing the concept of
free enterprise capitalism.
NPCA chairman receives 2007 Adam Smith Award
The University's
Free Enterprise Society have been teaching business skills to youngsters at Birmingham Children's Hospital and James Brindley Special School in Moseley.
ENTERPRISE: Entrepreneurs to a Tee
The Way of Ignorance and Other Essays is an anthology of writings by cultural critic Wendell Berry--one of Smithsonian magazine's 35 People Who Made a Difference--about topics ranging from what freedom is really being discussed when one speaks of "free market" or "
free enterprise", to the costs of so-called rugged individualism in a democratic commonwealth, to sharp-laced observations on the Kerry campaign, and much more.
The Way of Ignorance