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Continue reading about The Myth of the Robber Barons with Burt Folsom
One of the saddest things to watch is when a business fails by refusing to recognize the reality of their market. What’s even sadder is when these businesses decide that the solution is not to invest in learning, but rather to spend more time and energy in establishing a plethora of new establishments in hopes [...]
Continue reading about Problems with church planting: A saturated market
Non-profit entities depends on begging for money. And contrary to popular belief, the market for begging is finite. The market for begging depends primarily on two factors. 1. The supply of empathy we possess towards others 2. The supply of disposable income we have available to spend. A popular belief is that Americans are not a giving [...]
A friend of mine recently commented on Facebook: Capitalism looks at developing countries in the same way that Britian looked at colonized countries. They were places to steal resources from. The bible tells us “not to show favoritism” and to consider the least as equal with the greatest. Here in America we waste so much [...]
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