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  • Paul Johnson, The Capital of Karl Marx

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  • J. Schumpeter, 14th c. Scholasticism on welfare economics and profit

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  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: Eight Drivers of the Innovation Economy

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  • G. R. Steele, Business depression

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  • G. R. Steele, Hayek’s river analogy

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  • Adam Smith, Interest of money is a much less proper subject of direct taxation

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  • Adam Smith, The interest of the dealers tends to ignore the public

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  • Huyssteen, Spirituality and the practice of science

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  • Thomas Sowell, We cannot judge processes by their goals

  • Microsoft, The Changing Nature of Work, the Workplace and Jobs

  • G. R. Steele, Hayek’s river analogy

  • Bill Gates, Power comes not from knowledge kept, but from knowledge shared

  • Helaine Selin, Computing Science in Ancient India

  • A. Bernstein, A mixed morality has led to a mixed economy in the US

  • F. Hayek, Relying in employment hurts freedom and jobs

  • Val Dusek, Laplacian determinism and its limits

  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: Discipline as a source of inspiration – The Walt Disney company

  • Bill Gates, The world is getting better, and progress is coming faster than ever

  • L. von Mises, The cost of public administration is arbitrary

  • Milton Friedman, Liberalism and conservatism: we need the original meanings

  • Microsoft, Artificial intelligence and our future: Some key conclusions

  • F. Hayek, Freedom to be an exception is the most important element of freedom

  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: Creating an Innovative Environment – The Procter & Gamble case

  • Huyssteen, Daoism and science in China

  • Leslie Holmes, Communist economy: Types of ownership

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