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Echo Biznesu
- 20 lipca, 2026
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0:37 Intro. [Recording date: May 25, 2026.] Russ Roberts: Today is May 25th, 2026, and my guest is Ido Hevroni, my colleague here at Shalem College. Every year since the college opened 13 years ago, Ido has been teaching The Iliad by Homer and The Odyssey by Homer to our students. This episode is the […]

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- 9 lipca, 2026
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How to use airline miles and points The Miles Guy explains how to stop wasting points, spot bad redemptions and get more value from travel rewards, in an interview with Kurt “CyberGuy” Knutsson. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Airline miles used to feel like a secret travel weapon. You saved them, watched […]

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Echo Biznesu
- 30 marca, 2026
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“Much of Book 3 is dedicated to a historical account of how and why the feudal order that prevailed throughout Europe for many centuries eventually gave way to a liberal, commercial order—that is, how a world dominated by hierarchy, dependence, and intrastate conflict was superseded by one in which the rule of law reigned and […]

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Echo Biznesu
- 20 marca, 2026
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The lesson is thus clear: Welcome multiple banks of issue and make sure there is always full convertibility, and bankers will be prudent and the economy will be stable and prosperous. Today we do not have banks of issue and notes cannot be converted into gold and silver, yet Smith’s lesson still applies: competition is […]

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- 16 marca, 2026
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“Smith is a friend of competitive markets and the division of labor and the institutions that secure these. But within the division of labor and the governance of these institutions, the population needs to be not just prudent, but also to become educated in skill, dexterity, and good judgment, as Smith shows in Book V.” […]