…still be around in November when the election comes. There are various speculatons about who these are. One theory is that they are federal prison guards. Another is that they…

…his influential 1905 The Theory of Interest, with the problem being one of his iconic ones in developing his theory. His solution was neatly intuitive and simple: cut the tree…

…to as John Locke’s “labour theory of property.” It is a extraordinarily compelling narrative, resplendent with “self-evident truth” (“We hold these truths to be self evident…) and nearly indiscernible ambiguity…

…use a new theory of construction to overturn long-existing precedents. (Before you consider this a universally bad thing, remember that Plessy v. Ferguson was good law for about 70 years…

…as of Dec. 14. Needless to say, the conspiracy theory pushed by Guiliani and Sidney Powell in yesterday’s insane press conference is completely off the wall, that there has been…

…citizens, shouldn’t they have a say in the management thereof? In theory, we the people, through our elected representatives, get to decide how our government spends a portion of our…

…economic theory does not apply to you. It is very important to avoid the false dichotomy between the assumption that people are perfectly selfish and that they are perfectly altruistic….

…changes the efficient choices for the union and firms. In theory it causes higher employment and lower inflation. In practice it is alleged to have worked on the rare occasions…

…question from the pamphlet quoted by Engels . . . which contains only faint hints of the theory.  The real discoverers of the theory of surplus value are Godwin, Hall,…

…theory supporting that view of how economies work. There’s been lots of research on the sources and causes of wealth and income concentration. There’s been a lot of important work…