This article was originally published by
on 31 July, 2011
Economics as though families matter
31 July, 2011
22 May, 2011
24 April, 2011
Justice, Fairness and Taxation, Part Four
This article was originally published by
The Distributist Review on 24 April, 2011
I would like to wrap up this series with an examination of a few more types of taxation. Keep in mind, that this series is not intended to be exhaustive. It is intended to open the door to discussion by presenting ideas for consideration. I do not pretend to provide the definitive “Distributist view” on taxation. It is a complex topic and there can be legitimate differences of opinion while staying true to the idea of Distributism.
11 April, 2011
27 January, 2011
24 January, 2011
Economic Law and Catholic Social Doctrine, Part Two
In the first part of this article I spoke of economic behavior as understood by mainstream neoclassical economics and provided a critique of that, pointing out in particular its failure to recognize the crucial role played by power and by human institutions in determining economic outcomes. Now how does this relate to Catholic social teaching? Does it recognize these factors?
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