by Henry Oliner | Jul 10, 2014 | Foreign policy
from The Folly of the 0.7% Foreign-Aid Solution by Ian Birrell in the WSJ: Yet this concept is increasingly discredited in both donor and recipient countries. Study after study has found aid to be ineffective and even counterproductive: Big flows of foreign money fuel...
by Henry Oliner | Dec 16, 2013 | Taxes
Kevin Williamson writes in The National Review, The Age of Envy: Excerpts: Wrath and pride are the sins of great (but not good) men. Envy is the affliction of the insignificant. It is the small man’s sin. Which brings us to Robert Reich, who, having practically made a...
by Henry Oliner | Dec 1, 2013 | Culture
Jeff Jacoby writes ‘Tis better to give, but some give more in The Boston Globe: Excerpts: WHEN IT comes to charitable giving, America is a world-beater. According to Giving USA, an annual compendium of national data on philanthropy, Americans last year donated...
