distributism
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This is encouraging. I started to say exciting, but I don't want to get too carried away. As I said in response to seeing this on Facebook (via Richard Aleman and Toby D'Anna), I've been afraid that distributism would never get beyond being the intellectual hobby of a small number of Catholics–a minority of a
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From Toward a Truly Free Market: There are certain tendencies in human beings that allow us to make lawlike statements. People do tend to buy more of a product when it is cheaper, and they tend to make more of that product when it is dearer; between these two tendencies, we really can posit supply
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In a striking coincidence, I received a review copy of this book on the same day I posted those comments about the new Distributist Review. The book is by John Médaille, the Review‘s editor, and is subtitled “A Distributist Perspective on the Role of Government, Taxes, Health Care, Deficits, and More,” and it carries a
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