Samuel Gregg

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President + Hayek Chair in Eco/Eco.History @AIER, SenWrit @LawLiberty ConEd @CivitasOutlook, Aff @ActonInstitute 🇺🇸🇦🇺🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Op.mine.

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Samuel Gregg @DrSamuelGregg Oct 13

It's #publicationday🎉for my new @EncounterBooks THE CIVILIZATION OF COMMERCE! And it's already an @Amazon #1 Top New Release in two categories. #invisiblehand #civilization #freemarkets #liberty
Order here:⬇️
amazon.com/Civilization-C…

Samuel Gregg @DrSamuelGregg 13h

I hereby endorse this wise advice from @ceidotorg’s Kent Lassman⬇️

Kent Lassman Verified account @KentatCEI 13h

If you have the opportunity to sit with @DrSamuelGregg of @aier to learn about his new book, The Civilization of Commerce, you should do so.

If you don't have the opportunity, check out this link to a conversation we had last week.

Then share with a friend.

youtube.com/watch?v=5_ZWEZ…
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Samuel Gregg @DrSamuelGregg 14h

As usual, the great @AmityShlaes nails it. Read this⬇️

𝔸𝕞𝕚𝕥𝕪 𝕊𝕙𝕝𝕒𝕖𝕤 Verified account @AmityShlaes 15h

In a new season of scapegoating, it's worthwhile to recall the trials of one of the great scapegoats of the Andrew Mellon.
nationalreview.com/articles/the-s…
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Samuel Gregg @DrSamuelGregg 17h

In @ActonInstitute, @DrJohnPinheiro argues that my @EncounterBooks THE CIVILIZATION OF COMMERCE shows how we need to see markets “as one of the interlocking components of the civilizational achievement that we call ‘the free society’.”
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Samuel Gregg @DrSamuelGregg 20h

Today’s social contract is one of social democracy: a highly regulated market overlaid by big welfare states. In @LawLiberty I explain 1) why it’s collapsing and 2) why that will generate a fierce reaction from those who won’t accept economic reality.
lawliberty.org/the-dangerous-…

lawliberty.org The Dangerous Twilight of Social Democracy – Samuel Gregg The increasingly wild promises of social democracy are what has led to economic stagnation—not the market.