By Elizabeth Imeson If indeed, "competition is merely the absence of oppression"*, than lack of competition is oppression. On the surface, the school voucher system seems appealing to those who are for the free market. But when further prodding is done, reality is discovered — "Under the voucher system public education remains public education, and [...]
By Abhilash Samuel Private property, free enterprise, free market principles are principles that might sound routine to most Americans. However, the third world often receives this jargon with hostility. Nevertheless, as a resident of the third world for twenty-one years, I feel, putting these principles into practice could be revolutionary in the least. Today, America, [...]
By Dave Gernhard Often Christians will argue that Communism is good in theory but that in a fallen world it can never work. Yet Communism, that social theory where governments redistribute the wealth of the citizens, is not only bad in practice, it is sinful in theory. God has established an order in His creation [...]
By Elizabeth Imeson Privatizing government schooling is the ultimate goal for a free market economy in the area of education. Contrary to popular belief, private education is not more expensive than public education. Rather, it is typically less expensive. Compare the $10,000 (on average) that the government spends per student with the cost per student [...]
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