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The Economic Crisis of 2008-2009
Economics, Mark and Louise Zwick Mark and Louise Zwick 2/2/18 Economics, Mark and Louise Zwick Mark and Louise Zwick 2/2/18

The Economic Crisis of 2008-2009

There is a disconnect for Catholics between the Word of the Gospel and the economic culture, which countenances every form of self-indulgence.

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What’s Wrong with the Financial System?
Economics, Oliver Heydorn Dr. Oliver Heydorn 7/4/16 Economics, Oliver Heydorn Dr. Oliver Heydorn 7/4/16

What’s Wrong with the Financial System?

Social Credit holds that the conventional financial system is not properly designed and cannot operate under its rules to fulfill its true purpose.

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Do You Know Where Your Money Is?
Dale Ahlquist, Economics Dale Ahlquist 2/22/16 Dale Ahlquist, Economics Dale Ahlquist 2/22/16

Do You Know Where Your Money Is?

Where is the profit if you make a lot of money on the stock market but lose your soul?

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The Myth of Ownership
Economics, David W. Cooney David W. Cooney 2/4/16 Economics, David W. Cooney David W. Cooney 2/4/16

The Myth of Ownership

Not only do the laws of capitalism facilitate the separation of ownership from work, they also seem to separate ownership from the rights of ownership.

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Conversations on Distributism
Catholic Worker, Vintage Distributism Dorothy Day 1/29/16 Catholic Worker, Vintage Distributism Dorothy Day 1/29/16

Conversations on Distributism

Our conversations must of necessity be elliptical and disjointed what with swing shifts, hours of work, duties on four acres, wife and six children.

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An Incarnate Economy
Economics, Dr. Matthew Tan Dr. Matthew Tan 1/25/16 Economics, Dr. Matthew Tan Dr. Matthew Tan 1/25/16

An Incarnate Economy

In consumer capitalism, profit maximisation only works if desire is kept alive, and not stopped short when that desire is completed.

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It is (Never) Enough
Culture, Kevin O'Brien Kevin O'Brien 9/26/12 Culture, Kevin O'Brien Kevin O'Brien 9/26/12

It is (Never) Enough

It's never enough—til we've had enough. We'll never be fed, until we're fed up. It's all unreal, until we get real.

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House of Cards
Economics, David W. Cooney David W. Cooney 9/17/12 Economics, David W. Cooney David W. Cooney 9/17/12

House of Cards

What we really need is a solution that focuses on the common citizen and one that helps families become financially independent.

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Eugenics: The War of Capitalism and Socialism Against Humanity
Ryan Grant, Science Ryan Grant 5/21/12 Ryan Grant, Science Ryan Grant 5/21/12

Eugenics: The War of Capitalism and Socialism Against Humanity

Most people today are under the impression that Eugenics died with Hitler, but this is not the case.

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Money as Debt
Movies, Ryan Grant Ryan Grant 5/8/12 Movies, Ryan Grant Ryan Grant 5/8/12

Money as Debt

Money as Debt present for us the hidden smoke and mirrors of our economic system.

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Friends and Strangers: A Meditation on Money
Economics, John Médaille John C. Médaille 1/3/12 Economics, John Médaille John C. Médaille 1/3/12

Friends and Strangers: A Meditation on Money

Money is not so much a medium of exchange as a record of the obligations we have to each other.

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What is Money?
Economics, Thomas Storck Thomas Storck 2/27/11 Economics, Thomas Storck Thomas Storck 2/27/11

What is Money?

The desire for commodity money often represents a confusion about the nature of money, as if money itself were to have value.

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Usury: Profit On A Loan
Economics, Brian M. McCall Brian M. McCall 7/18/10 Economics, Brian M. McCall Brian M. McCall 7/18/10

Usury: Profit On A Loan

Usury is the sin of charging a profit or gain for the loan of something which is consumed in use such as money.

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An Economic Creed
Vintage Distributism, Fr. Vincent McNabb Fr. Vincent McNabb 2/27/09 Vintage Distributism, Fr. Vincent McNabb Fr. Vincent McNabb 2/27/09

An Economic Creed

From "G.K.'s Weekly," "An Economic Creed" is one of Fr. McNabb's most beautiful manifestos.

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