In Africa, creating a free market for water using reliable water taps not only promotes conservation, it has empowered women and changed the patriarchal structures that exist in some villages.
With technology platforms such as Zoom, Discord, and Twitch, people have been able to connect with each other even in this time of separation. While conferencing software like Zoom was and is being used for professional purposes, it has allowed friends and families to see each other, celebrate birthdays, and catch up even with social distancing restrictions.
The purpose of health care is to help people fight illness, stay well, and live longer. The free market is by far the most effective method that can be used to destroy disease and give people the greatest chance to achieve their full wellness potential.
Years ago, an abused and abandoned little boy was placed in state care. He suffered from learning delays, was hyper-vigilant and nervous, had been diagnosed with ADHD and attachment disorder and was highly distrustful of adults. He was placed in our home as a foster child. After a few months his behavior had stabilized enough to attend first grade in a formal classroom.
Since the publication of Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations in 1776 and the rise of free market capitalism in Europe and America, global life expectancy has gone from 29 years to more than 70.
Millions of kids are starting the school year off at home, where virtual learning will be required. But what happens if they don't have a strong enough internet connection - or no connection at all? T-Mobile is announcing plans to spend $10.7 billion to provide free high-speed internet to all students who are part of the free and reduced-price school lunch programs.
The shopping habits of your generation might depend on how you grew up and the technology that was available.
Did you know that, since 1959, when the poverty rate was first established, the poverty rate in the United States has decreased by almost 50 percent from 22.4 percent to 12.3 percent in 2017? Alec, a Gen Z in Washington State, explains how Free Markets Destroy poverty.
If you hate going to the grocery store, you might be interested and impressed with Amazon's new market. The "Amazon Fresh" store is kind of like Whole Foods Markets - only better.
