Do you believe it would be better for the government to support a universal basic income or social programs (ie. medicare, education, or social security)? Following question 1, do you believe that if the

Per Bylund's book “The Seen, the Unseen, and the Unrealized: How Regulations Effect our Everyday Lives” explains how regulations affect society, and he uses Fredric Bastiat's book “The Law” to help further

@julie.blank14 In your opinion, what are the biggest pros and cons of government regulation? The role of government should be in the interest of the people, the majority, yet regulations being passed today

What do you believe is the leading factor for a person's disagreement with regulation. Do you believe that taxes are a necessary regulation? Is there any regulations you believe should be implemented in

Per Bylund, the other professor of the current Entrepreneurial Value and Creation in Society course spoke to the free enterprise society about monopoly power. The first thing that stuck out to me was his

For the last few decades, the number of monopolies in the United States has grown and become more influential in society and government. The issue of monopolies can be addressed in two ways: Federalism

The Road to Serfdom was written by Fredrick Hayek, is based on Hayek's beliefs of free-market economies, and follows the Austrian School of Economics. Hayek mentions de Tocqueville a political thinker,

Do you think this pandemic has caused the United States government to have totalitarian tendencies? To respond to @atamme, I do believe that the United States moved away from representative democracy,

Do you believe democracy and a free market is needed in order for a country to be successful? Hayek implies Totalitarianism and Socialism go hand in hand, do you believe this to be true? Do you believe

Professor Benjamin Powell came to speak the Free Enterprise Society at Oklahoma State over his book “Socialism Sucks: Two Economists Drink Their Way Through the Unfree World. ” Throughout his speech he

@julie.blank44 Why do you think that specific forms of government, such as socialism, anarchy, and theocracies, are viewed to the negative extreme? I believe there are two main reasons various political,

Do you believe that there has ever been a country to successfully implement socialism? Do you believe that the current economic system in the United States is working, if not, could it be improved by an

Censorship causes many issues in today's society and is often done in to silence a group of people. Today, censorship is also often used to silence an opposing opinion and used to make one believe the

@grease.monkey question: Is online censorship widespread, or minimal currently? When thinking about censorship I always viewed it in a political light seeing as when learning about it, it was always within

Do you believe there are times when censorship is justified, and should it be the government's job to censor what is deemed illicit? Do you believe that private companies such as Facebook or Twitter have

Frederic Bastiat’s writing of “The Law” goes in-depth into his beliefs on society and how the government affects people's lives. I agree with Bastiat's initial statement of “The Law," however, I do

Bastiat argues that things like tariffs, public schools, and minimum wages are socialistic. Do you believe he is falsely identifying these things as constituents of socialism? I believe that Bastiat is

The United States has built-in "safeguards" used to protect the country against mobocracy, which Bastiat points out as a reason for the restriction of voting. Within the history of the United

@trostparadox Hi everyone! I am currently a sophomore at Oklahoma State University where I am majoring in Economics and International Business with a German minor. I have joined HIVE as part of the course