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Ten Key Points on Economics from Catholic Social Teaching
The roots of modern economics lie in Adam Smith, who argued that self-interest, the division of labor, and market competition would - through an invisible hand - lead to wealth creation. There’s no doubt that the market can create wealth, b...
Ten Ethical Flaws of Neoclassical Economics
This post is heavily based on chapter 3 of my book, Cathonomics. I will be listing some basic assumptions of neoclassical economics - some explicit, some implicit - and contrasting them with the principles of other ethical traditions, chief...
Review of Thomas Piketty's "Brief History of Equality"
Thomas Piketty’s first two books were too long. His most famous tome, Capital in the Twenty-First Century, exceeded 800 pages. His follow-up book, Capital and Ideology, was even longer, topping out at 1100 pages. I’m delighted to note that ...
Pope Leo XIII Meets Thomas Piketty
I’ve said many times that Catholic social teaching offers a middle way between collectivism and free market libertarianism. In the words of Pope Pius XI, there is a need to avoid these “twin rocks of shipwreck.” To do this, we need frame th...
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At the intersection of economics, ethics, sustainable development and Catholic social teaching. Author of "Cathonomics: How Catholic Tradition Can Create a More Just Economy" (Georgetown University Press, 2022).
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