I write a lot on economic problems of debt. And, because some of you might be tired of hearing me talk about it, here a link to someone else talking about it.
And on the related subjects of trade deficits and their relationship to the soundness or unsoundness of money, Robert Murphy explains some facts about trade deficits that tend to get ignored.
And if I have somehow managed to point you toward Mises posts and you want to read them in the español, it turns out the Mises blog gets translated into Spanish here.
social justice in the book of amos
Lately myself and Joel have been talking a bit (here and here) through the issues of economic justice, and whether good economic policies are more socialist or capitalist. Needless to say, I fall more on the capitalistic end of the spectrum, while Joel is more socialistic in his views. In order to give the Bible a chance to speak for itself on relations between the rich and poor and economic policy, I give you some relevant selections on the book of Amos. Judge for yourselves whether Amos is concerned about social justice, and judge for yourselves just what social justice means for Amos. Read More »