All Posts Tagged With: "achievement"
An Aristocracy of Pull?
There are two ways by which rewards can be allocated in a society: status or achievement. Although no society relies solely on one way, the weight placed on one side or the other has profound consequences not only for economic growth, but for politics as well. Societies that place too much emphasis on status will [...]
1Aug2001 | Thomas M. Wilson | 5 comments | ContinuedCharacter and Government Policy
Dale Walsh, who resides in Atlanta, is a fomer public school teacher. While growing up, I assumed that all people valued freedom and therefore did not want intrusive government. Throughout my early schooling I was taught to admire our country’s Founding Fathers, who threw off British tyranny to unleash the most free society the world [...]
1Jul1998 | Dale E. Walsh | 0 comments | Continued-
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