I agree with a lot of what you had to say. It is up to the entrepreneur to know the needs of his/her customers better than they know their own needs and better than the competition knows their needs. This

I agree with a lot of what you had to say about how giving is the foundation of capitalism and how this process started with indigenous people a long time ago. I think one thing that makes this cycle of

I agree with a lot of what you had to say about the markets, but I even more so enjoyed your discussion about Schumpeter’s work on capitalism and creative destruction. “The market is constantly changing

I agree with a lot of what you said in your article. I especially liked your quote about paying for clear vision: “I wear contacts everyday and I am willing to pay the price for them because I value clear

I agree with a lot of what you had to say, especially about money and its function in the exchange. Without some currency that has a uniform value regardless of where it is cashed in, making transactions

I agree with a lot of what you said, specifically about competition. Competition has a sort of negative connotation to it because it is pitting two or more sides against one another. In economics though,

I like the way you used analogies throughout your essay to contextualize Bylund’s thoughts on entrepreneurship. However, I feel there is a lot more to be discussed, specifically about the free market.

I have to disagree that Bastiat’s opinion on government and the law is contradictory. I think he remains consistent throughout the articles we read; however the analogies he uses can be difficult to extract

I agree with your point that the role of government should be limited and that that is what it was designed to do. The law is intended to protect citizens against injustice but it is often used to exacerbate