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Guerra comercial


Trade war escalates as China slaps tariffs on 128 U.S. exports, including pork and fruit
By Damian Paletta (The Washington Post)
The Chinese government said the tariffs would serve as retaliation for restrictions Trump announced last month. If U.S. goods become more expensive in China, Chinese buyers could opt to purchase products from Europe, South America or elsewhere.
The Chinese government said the tariffs would effectively serve as retaliation for restrictions Trump announced last month.
washingtonpost.com

A verdade sobre África do Sul

A documentary which helps to understand what's going on in South Africa:
"Becoming a hero is easy when those you killed have lost their voices"
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Mais rápido que a luz


Scientists said on Thursday they recorded particles travelling faster than light - a finding that could overturn one of Einstein's fundamental laws of the universe.…
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Índia

“If you're looking to raise one of the most powerful business leaders in the world, you might want to send your kid to Hyderabad Public School, Begumpet, in India.
“In an interview with Stephen Dubner on an episode of the "Freakonomics" podcast, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella mentioned that not only did he attend the high school, but so did Shantanu Narayen, the CEO of Adobe, and Ajay Banga, the CEO of Mastercard.
“Hyderabad Public School is what Americans would consider a private school — though in India, like England, such schools are called public schools.”
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella went to Hyderabad Public School, Begumpet, a private school in southern India. So did the CEOs of Adobe and Mastercard.
businessinsider.com

Beber faz bem



Instead of an apple a day, try a glass of wine.
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O próximo

Estado gasta 69% da sua receita com pessoal e está perto de bater limite da Lei de Responsabilidade Fiscal
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Movimento global

The Austrian Economics Center (AEC), in cooperation with over 100 leading think-tanks and universities across Europe and the Caucasus, and in association with international partners such as the Global Philanthropic Trust, Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom, Americans for Tax Reform, Competitiv...
freemarket-rs.com

Rosling mostra os fatos que muitos ignoram

Hans Rosling: Hans Rosling mostra as melhores estatísticas que você ...

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Rosling sobre o pessimismo falso


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Ola Rosling über Vorurteile und Faktenwissen: Die menschliche Sucht nach Schwarzmalerei
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Cristianismo como a origem do capitalismo

In no way were the Middle Ages socialist. Please see:

"How Christianity Led to Freedom, Capitalism, and the Success of the West," by Rodney Stark: https://bit.ly/2IkP3DH...Ver mais
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Liberalismo

Liberalism is the most successful idea of the past 400 years
OVER the past four centuries liberalism has been so successful that it has driven all its opponents off the battlefield.
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Há muito espaço no espaço



Estimates by astronomers indicate that there could be more than 100 BILLION Earth-like worlds in the Milky Way that could be home to life. Think that’s a big…
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Abertura econômica


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A orígem do pensamento econômico moderno da AEA

Richard T. Ely’s Social Gospel of “Progressivism”: Socialism, Fascism, Racism, Eugenics and Militarism




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In a recent podcast interview (please see below) of the economist Clifford F. Thies at Econ Journal Watch (EJW), he discusses the ideas and impact of Richard T. Ely (1854–1943), the highly influential “Progressive.” Ely was co-founder, first Secretary, and subsequent President of the American Economic Association (AEA), that continues to take great pride in celebrating him through its annual Richard T. Ely Lecture. This pride is both disturbing and deceptive, given the actual character of Ely’s proto-Nazi thought, which is revealed in The Independent Review article (Fall 2010) “The Shaping of a Future President’s Economic Thought: Richard T. Ely and Woodrow Wilson at ‘The Hopkins’” by Gary M. Pecquet and Professor Thies, as well as the EJW article “Richard T. Ely: The Confederate Flag of the AEA?” by Professor Thies and Ryan Daza. Also noteworthy is the article, “Richard T. Ely: Paladin of the Welfare-Warfare State,” by Murray N. Rothbard (The Independent Review, Spring 2002).
The mentor of the then young Woodrow Wilson at Johns Hopkins University, Ely was a dedicated opponent of individual liberty, personal responsibility, free markets and classical liberal principles of limited government. Indeed, he was a moral relativist who believed that “the end justifies the means” and championed socialism, fascism, racism, eugenics, colonialism, imperialism, historicism and militarism. As in his converting Wilson to “Progressivism,” Ely was highly influential in developing the “social gospel movement” of many liberal Protestant denominations in the U.S. in deifying the State as the agent of God. The essential tenets of the “social gospel” were to abandon the orthodox Christian teachings of natural law and the divinity of and salvation through Jesus as the Christ for a secularized “social salvation” of “social justice” achieved by regimenting society into a statist “heaven on earth.” Ely championed racial supremacy, war, and government control of schools, health care, employment, business, immigration, marriage and the family, housing, food, welfare, security, energy, and all other aspects of human life. His books became the key textbooks for the teaching of countless students across the country including many, many Protestant clergy, and to this day, the Episcopal Church (USA) honors him as a “saint” in their liturgical calendar with a feast day on October 8th.
In this podcast, Professor Thies is interviewed by the economist Lawrence H. White and explores Ely’s actual ideas, values, and impact, stripped of the whitewashing found at the AEA and elsewhere.
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