Selected Articles by Bill Conerly
Business Strategy | Investments | Public Policy
Business Strategy
Bill reviewed Hernando de Soto's book, The Mystery of Capital, in a recent issue of
Ideas on Liberty.
On the subject of poor residents of the third world, Bill's
conclusion:"...poor people do have property and can accumulate capital.
But the poor cannot realize their potential because of the conflict
between their real but extralegal claims and the unreal but legal
property systems. ...
The Mystery of Capital demonstrates that property rights must never be taken for granted."
Investments
Public Policy
Foreign aid ignores the actual causes of poverty in Africa: corrupt governments and lack of economic freedom. Read the article by Bruce Smith and Bill Conerly in the
October 2005 issue of BrainstormNW Magazine (pdf file).
The capital gains tax in Oregon was the subject of Bill's report, "Generating Jobs and Income Through a Capital Gains Tax Reduction," published by the AOI Foundation.
Read it here (15MB pdf).
Nine percent wasted
Conerly's latest article reports that nine percent of unemployment
insurance payments go to people who are ineligible for benefits.
Published by the National Center for Policy Analysis.
Bill's
article, "Chile Leads the Way with Individual Unemployment Accounts,"
was published by the National Center for Policy Analysis. The article
is available
here.
New
Zealand's workers have the right to self-representation in negotiating
wages and working conditions. Bill's letter to the editor of the
Wall Street Journal (October 15) makes this point, based on an article he wrote last year for Cascade Policy Institute, available
here (pdf file).
Bill's paper,
"Repeal the Federal Job Tax,"
was published by the National Center for Policy Analysis, where Bill is
a Senior Fellow. The article discusses the federal unemployment
insurance tax and the Bush administration's reform proposal.
"Connecticut's Unfair Unemployment Insurance"
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