What does the future hold for bitcoin and cryptocurrencies like it? Only time will tell, but the past five years have been important for the digital currency. Starting off from less than a buck to as high as $1,100, bitcoin has been lucrative for some investors. Will it continue that momentum? Explore more infographics like […]
Archives for December 2013
8 key arguments against raising the minimum wage to $15 per hour
The ignorance of economics in the United States and in other Western countries is widespread. It seemed that those who misunderstood economics the most was the Occupy Wall Street crowd, but these are the ones who have garnered the most mainstream attention because they have nothing else to do besides being professional protesters. Over in […]
The Virtues of the Marketplace – Why business is better than charity
‘Tis the season to increase your donations to charities. Although the government takes too much from you to donate more for philanthropic endeavors, Westerners always dig a little deeper and find extra funds to help feed the poor, shelter animals and give children a present this Christmas. This week, Tom Crist made headlines when he […]
10 libertarian economics books to buy this Christmas
Christmas is less than a week away and if you’re still frantically shopping to get everyone in your family a gift then this list may be your salvation. If you’re attempting to buy a present for that Keynesian, neo-conservative or socialist in your life then these Austrian economics or libertarian books are the best gifts […]
Infographic: Namecoin is Bitcoin’s ‘more useful twin’
The cryptocurrency market is on the rise, despite what actions central banks and governments across the globe are taking. This one particular infographic takes a look at the differences between Bitcoins and Namecoins. Will Namecoins gain as much momentum as its competitor? Explore more infographics like this one on the web’s largest information design community […]