Tag: Ninos Malek
The real effects of good intentions
November 28, 2017 | Post
On the first day of my economics classes, I tell my students that if they saw my paychecks that they would realize the school is exploiting me.
Why you’re just as greedy as a corporate CEO
August 7, 2017 | Post
It’s silly to think businesses and CEOs are evil and greedy, but ordinary customers are helpless victims.
How to make economics not boring
May 20, 2017 | Post
Wrestling with ethical issues can bring life to the economics classroom.
Why My Pit Bull Lives like a King
May 2, 2017 | Post
My 85-pound pit bull lives better than most people on this planet do. He eats superior food, drinks clean water, and sleeps inside a comfortable house on a comfortable bed.
Let’s take back the meaning of “pro-choice”
April 12, 2017 | Post
Truly supporting choice means supporting the right of individuals to choose.
Not your business: Let restaurant owners make their own decisions
January 18, 2017 | Post
The free-market concept is simple — private property owners should be able to preside over whatever policies they want.
You Need to Consider the Moral Aspects of “Feeling the Bern”
June 16, 2016 | Post
Many voters, especially younger voters, are “feeling the Bern.” But what exactly are they feeling? Generally, these individuals believe that some people (financially successful individuals) owe other people (low-income individuals)—and that some people, like those of the working class or youth demographic, are entitled to receive benefits at the expense of others. Is This an […]