Will socialism more fairly distribute the goods and services we all want?
Are government bureaucrats or free markets better equipped to determine the best ways to produce and distribute goods and services?
What happens to the quality of those goods and services when they do?
The recent popularity for governments at various levels to increase the minimum wage is overwhelming evidence of the immense economic ignorance that plagues our country. Not only that, such policies actually oppress the poor among us and ought, on that basis alone, to motivate Christians to vocally oppose such measures….
Critics of free enterprise often argue that it promotes the worst kind of human behavior, and it must be rejected if moral human action is to prevail. They argue that free enterprise promotes jealousy, envy, and greed.