Free People, Free Markets: The Foundations of Liberty
July 12, 2008
This course makes the moral and philosophic case for free-market capitalism. One of the most important concepts of Western Civilization is the acquisition of property as an unalienable right. The course develops the relationship between economic liberty and political liberty. Participants learn the principles behind wealth-creation. They are introduced to the philosophy of the Austrian School of economics and its connection to the founding ideas of the American experiment. Participants are awakened to their heritage of economic liberty.
The class will take place on five consecutive Saturdays, from 9am to noon, beginning July 12th and going to August 9th.
