The Case for Free Trade and Open Immigration Summary of Key Points
This collection of essays presents various perspectives supporting the economic and ethical arguments for free trade and open immigration.
This collection of essays presents various perspectives supporting the economic and ethical arguments for free trade and open immigration.
Inspires readers to live authentically by setting their own rules.
Matthew Yglesias makes a compelling argument for why the United States should aim to triple its population to effectively compete with global powers like China.
Edward Gibbon’s ‘The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire’ offers a detailed account of Roman history from the 2nd century to the fall of Constantinople in 1453.
Yvon Chouinard, founder of Patagonia, shares his journey and philosophy in creating and running a business that’s both profitable and environmentally responsible.
Between Two Fires is set in 14th century France, ravaged by plague and war, where a disgraced knight, an orphaned girl, and a mysterious heretic traverse a land of the living and the dead.
Atomic Habits offers a framework for improving every day by focusing on small, incremental changes in habits that lead to remarkable results over time.
An in-depth exploration of poverty’s realities and systemic causes in America.