Series: The Productivity Trap in Brazil – Part 3 Introduction: Productivity is not imposed by decree, nor is it resolved with government slogans. It is built—and depends on—a solid foundation: ed...
Series: The Productivity Trap in Brazil – Part 2 Introduction Brazilians work, on average, more hours per year than their counterparts in Europe or the United States — but produce far less. The reality is...
Brazilian productivity has been stagnant for decades—but few know what that really means. Understand why producing more with less is the key to growth, wages, and freedom...
🔗 This post is part of the special series The Invention of the Economic State. Discover how the State captured the market, sold dependence as protection, and now threatens its economic sovereignty. Read...
The continued expansion of the state threatens individual liberty through fiscal servitude. This article shows how restoring economic sovereignty is essential to protecting true freedom and resisting...
The state has quietly colonized the economy, distorting the free market through regulations, subsidies, and privileges. This analysis reveals how state intervention creates crony capitalism.
The modern state presents itself as a protector, but by offering security, it creates dependency and limits individual freedom. This article analyzes how the promise of state protection has resulted in control...
The modern economic state did not emerge to create prosperity, but to capture wealth and expand its power. This analysis reveals how the state evolved from a mere tax collector to an economic planner.
The market emerged long before governments and laws. This analysis reveals how voluntary exchange between individuals is the true origin of the economy—and how the state, instead of creating it, began to exploit it.
This post concludes the "What Is Printing Money?" series, bringing together the five published articles and highlighting key lessons learned about the impacts of government monetary issuance. The series offers a...
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