What is Bidenomics and How Will it Affect the Economy and Families?
According to the White House, the president’s plan would increase spending in certain sectors of the economy but would still reduce the deficit.
Results from Tag: 'economics'
‘Rent-a-Womb’: Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas’ Choice Highlights How Surrogacy Financially Exploits Women
The news revealed an intersection between feminist perspectives and Catholic teaching.
Cardinal Turkson Discusses Vatican Involvement in Global Economic Projects
The prefect for the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development speaks on how the Holy See collaborates with secular organizations while promoting the Gospel.
The Candidates and Economics: Whose Plan Is ‘More Catholic’?
Experts agree that the economy should serve persons and families, but differ on the presidential candidates and policies to get the job done.
Speculation, Monopoly, Subprime Mortgages — and the Common Good
Belgian Catholic scholar Wim Decock discusses the intellectual legacy of Leonardus Lessius and why this great Jesuit thinker’s economic ideas remain relevant today.
New Vatican Document Evaluates the World of Finance
COMMENTARY: Greater observation of Thou shalt not steal and Thou shalt not bear false witness would have gone a long way toward preventing the scale of the financial crisis.
Toys R Us Contributes to Its Corporate Death Wish
COMMENTARY: The company did not just fall behind its competition. It promoted the eradication of its future customer base.
A Catholic Approach to Tax Reform
Economics professor Jay Richards lays out a Church-centered vision.
Why Pope Francis Praises Entrepreneurs but Condemns Speculators
COMMENTARY: The distinction may offer a way to understand the role of finance in developing an economy aimed at integral human development.
Trump and Trade: A Catholic Take
In the wake of the president’s rejection of one major trade deal and his plan to renegotiate another, Catholic analysts stress that fairness is key in assessing such agreements.
