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New Zealand's Path to Prosperity Began With Rejecting Democratic Socialism New Zealand’s experience is one of numerous examples in which socialism caused ruin that capitalism then fixed. Friday, January 29, 2021 ELAMERICAN.COM ). For producing both material goods and personal fulfillment, freedom makes all the difference in the world. One country that proved that convincingly in the last 40 years is New Zealand. It is a model from which nations the world over can learn a great deal. Situated in the South Pacific midway between the equator and the South Pole, New Zealand is two-thirds the s...

Employment and wealth creation ​ Although Johannesburg is creating wealth, economic growth does not automatically translate into a general improvement in the standard of living. It is crucial for an economy to grow at a pace faster than the rate at which the population is growing so that there will be more resources available for each person. In addition, it creates new jobs at a rate that will significantly reduce unemployment over time. Permanent employment in the formal sector is probably the most important factor for sustainable improvement in the standard of living, given the benefits...

Why? Fracking! Yes, center-left boys and girls, that dirty, nasty, evil fracking that you hate more than steamed spinach yields abundant natural gas. As skyscrapers, power plants, and buses switch to gas, they respectively yield 32 percent less CO2 than with heating oil, 50 percent less versus coal, and 88 percent less beside diesel. This helped push energy-related U.S. CO2 output into a post-1985 pit. •Stop income inequality! For years, the left screamed for an end to American paychecks in different amounts. If only we all earned the same, they dreamed. Under the income-inequality-hating O...

PERSPECTIVE: What does the pandemic mean for Singapore and where do we go from here? At the 2021 Singapore Perspectives IPS conference, Minister for Education Lawrence Wong gave a speech on Jan. 25 talking about three "resets" that we must make in our lifestyles, mindsets, and policy thinking. This includes: 1) Resetting our social compact for a fairer and more equal society, and to ensure that there is a meritocratic system in place that "works for the good of all". 2) Pushing for a greener Singapore even as economic activities start to pick up. 3) Strengthen our sense of social solidarity, ...