( illuminated tempo music) -[ Host] The New York Times recently reported on the case of Nokuthula Masango, an employee at a garb mill in Newcastle, South africans. Masango works long hours in tough status, all for only$ 36 per week. If that resounds low-spirited, it is, even by Southern african standards, where the legal…
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Hello. Im Craig and this is Crash CourseGovernment and Politics and today were going to turn to a topic that is near anddear to our pocketbooks at Crash Course: economics. Now, I is a well-known fact that dedicated supporters are saying: Hold on Craigers, you have a whole series about fiscals. Tell me about authority.…
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hi my refer is Robert Lawson I’m the drum and full and wider chair in the O’Neill center for global markets and impunity in the smu cox school of business i want to talk about the fiscal freedom of the world index my co-authors and I have been working on this index since 1997 we…
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We have a major dose question in this country. The question is: Is the problem the doses? Or is the problem how we reward the peoplewho do the stimulants? I’m Antony Davies, prof of economicsat Duquesne University. I, and many professors with Learn LibertyAcademy, deplete our time thinking about economic freedom and how democracy enables…
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Why do you need the right to decide how to spend your coin? You can vote! – WHO NEEDS ECONOMIC FREEDOM IF THEY CAN VOTE? – Some people say that monetary flexibilities are not that important. What topics is that your expres is just as listen including the government so you can help make the…
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Next, a beekeeper from Chile pushes a worldbee crisis. A Zambian businesswoman aids agricultural farmersimprove their lives. And a North Korean defector cures his fellowrefugees. All examples of the superpower parties have to makesignificant change when ultimately given the chance. Major Funding for this program was providedby: Donald and Paula Smith Family Foundation Additional Funding…
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Hello, I’m Robert Mackenzie. We are in this nice library at the University of Chicago. We will see the first of 10 videos by Milton Friedman, an economist internationally renowned, award-winning with Nobel, one of the most controversial and interesting Americans today. In the coming weeks, as Friedman’s turn unfolds, the famous men and women…
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this chapter begins with a brief comparison of the require and busines systems and a discussion of the institutional framework of the American market system brief rationalizations are given of the characteristics of a market system which include private property freedom of enterprise and alternative the role of self-interest competition markets and costs the trust…
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I’m Mr. Clifford and here’s Adriene Hill, welcome to Crash Course Economics. Let’s start by talking about something that most people take lightly. Oh grocery stores, counting, GPS, ornamental fish or frogs? Oh, probably these strawberries, right? No, I was going to say markets. But, these strawberries are great. Yes, but where do you think…
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[Music] [Applause] [Music] you know arguably climate changes the biggest challenge that the humanity is facing although there are lots of people who deny that it does even exist most people agree that this is happening and this is happening mainly as a result of human activities and we need to do something about it…
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