Foundation for Economic Education Cath Fraise created Workspace Education, a space to support learners with educational resources, while also supporting their parents who are pursuing their own career goals and entrepreneurial endeavors. Combining co-working and co-learning, …
College isn’t the best option for everyone. But when college is part of your calling and you simply cannot juggle a part-time job and school, taking on student loans might …
If there were an award for Worst Constitution of All Time, the frontrunner would surely be that of Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge communists from 1975 to 1979. What’s left of …
Empathy, the ability to recognize the desires and needs of others, is the true basis of capitalism—not unbridled greed and selfishness. Foundation for Economic EducationFEE’s mission is to inspire, educate, …
In an area where access to fresh fruits and vegetables can be limited, one preschool stepped up to prioritize growing and selling produce from its school gardens. That is, until …
Harvard law professor Matthew Stephenson says several studies have found a clear correlation in the U.S. between the size of state governments and corruption. Foundation for Economic EducationFEE’s mission is …
Did you procrastinate today? You are full of good intentions, but your efforts seem to sputter out. You’re not alone. Once you learn to face Resistance, watch your commitment to a …
To understand the emptiness of the dog-eat-dog critique of market competition, we need to return to its results. And Howard Baetjer Jr. put it all together when he wrote, “In …
Globalization has significantly reduced the cost of making any product, as production has naturally gravitated to areas with the greatest comparative advantages. China’s industrialization has not only significantly benefited every …
No matter what economic system you live under, scarcity still exists, and choices have to be made along some margin. Socialism trades prices and the knowledge bundled within for politics, …