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Author Archives: moshe
Left Liberal Hierarchy of “underpriveliged” groups
Lefts dominate politically in the California. They are dreaming already to turn all the US in the Californian 1.5-party system. Feeling of “political safety”, the rule which is secured reliably causes internal fighting for power and resources inside democrats there. Some … Continue reading
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Does Government Crowds Out the Family?
Here is the updated version of the report, presenting current state of our studies in political economy of the Family institution crisis. The family was targeted (actually, picked for destruction) by totalitarian intellectuals since Plato. Acute need to destroy it … Continue reading
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Time to waste, time to cut wasteful spending
Political Factors behind Cuts and Surges in Government Spending We tried to explain surges and cuts in governmental spending by some of the political factors affecting governments’ abilities to balance the budget broadly discussed in the literature. We focus on territorial … Continue reading
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Measuring de facto Constitutional constraints: the article just published
Journal of Constitutional Political Economy just published on-line our article “A Proposal for a More Objective Measure of De Facto Constitutional Constraints”. Volume 28, Issue 4, December 2017 pp. 311-320 Simple and easily correctable measures of institutions are based on … Continue reading
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“How Butter beats the Guns” is published ב”ד
After years of hysterical or totally senseless reviews and editors’ reactions we got from economic journals we had switched to military ones. Now we have got this very important for us publication in the Czech military Journal “Defence and Strategy” … Continue reading
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Do you want to buy quality goods? Deregulate!
Are you, mostly, happy with Chinese quality? Really? Here is one of the explanations why you are almost definitely not. People of another culture often simply fail to understand you wishes and requirements (to say nothing of the language barrier, … Continue reading
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The Promise kept: great choice of president Trump
Liberal web-outlet Voxcom has published pretty useful article on the cost of Clinton failure for the American Lefts: “missed chance to reshape Supreme Court for a generation“. The author, BTW, points out, that some republican presidents nominees in the SCOTUS had chosen … Continue reading
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Few notes for my Jewish friends, perplexed by Trump
People ask themselves: what has really happened? What will happen to us since Trump elected? I believe nothing REALLY bad hasn’t happened, since the end of the primaries. Obama’s landmarks. No any doubt both candidates were better than person who … Continue reading
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The Torah as the source of economic freedom and its sustainability
At first glance, the Torah does not address the issues of economic and social order (surely, it does not discuss distinctions between free capitalist and socialist approaches). Talmudic sources, occasionally restricting economic freedom, often reflected realities of communities which survived … Continue reading
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Will the West Survive Until 2084? Israel perspective – updated version
Updated (edited) versions of previously published book are just uploaded The book approaches and ideas is developed and promoted in the Israel by the brochure “Will the West Survive until 2084? On the problems and Perspectives of the Family, Private Property and the State”. … Continue reading
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