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John Maynard Keynes had an upside-down conception of economics, a world in which people save too much and spend on consumption too little. As an example, the following from Calvin Hoover's "Memoirs… | Richard Ebeling

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By John Foster, Daniel Balofsky
| LinkedIn
John Maynard Keynes had an upside-down conception of economics, a world in which people save too much and spend on consumption too little. As an example, the following from Calvin Hoover's "Memoirs of Capitalism, Communism, and Nazism"(1965).
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By Rick Poynor, John Foster, Mark Lamster Verified
| Design Observer Verified
Rick Poynor|Essays The Walpole Bay Hotel: Living Museum, junk-clogged bane of hotel inspectors, or Wunderkammer? Mark Lamster|Essays There's a piece on Oobject today that lists what that site claims are the fifteen worst … Rick Poynor|Essays I found this old photo in a box at the back of my attic.
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The Virtues of Capitalism, Part 2 of 2

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By Sean McDowell, Scott Rae, John Foster
| Winsome Conviction
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — March 03, 2026 Should Christians support capitalism? How effective has capitalism been in elevating people out of poverty? In this episode, which is the second part of a two-part series, Sean and Scott lay out the positive case for capitalism (aka, market economics). In the first part of this series, they offer a critique of socialism. In this episode, they advance a moral and biblical case for free markets and they respond to the most common objections.
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