Argentina Can Grow By Following the Poland Growth Model
Rainer Zitelmann, RealClearMarkets, July 24, 2024
The lost decades of government-run space travel
Rainer Zitelmann, Washington Examiner, July 23, 2024
2,000 libertarians meet in the USA to discuss: ‘Are We Entering a Brave New World?’
Rainer Zitelmann, bizpacreview, July 16, 2024
The value of models and theory — the pick of new economics books
Tej Parikh, Financial Times, July 15, 2024
Germany: The Sick Man of Europe
Rainer Zitelmann, Townhall, July 07, 2024
Left vs Right in Europe: Spain and Italy
Rainer Zitelmann, The Article, July 03, 2024
The Hard Lessons of Easy Money (ePaper version)
Barton Swaim, Wall Street Journal, June 22, 2024
Politics: Ruchir Sharma’s ‘What Went Wrong With Capitalism’ (Online version)
Barton Swaim, Wall Street Journal, June 22, 2024
How Nations Defeat Poverty
Jon Miltimore, aier.org, June 17, 2024
What Most People Do Not Know About Capitalism
Rainer Zitelmann, Townhall, June 16, 2024
Book Review: How Nations Escape Poverty
Shawn Miller, The Libertarian Christian Institute, June 14, 2024
The politics of envy: why the rich are resented
Rainer Zitelmann, The Article, June 14, 2024
Day 1 at the age of 67
Is Capitalism Historically Built on Colonialism?
Rainer Zitelmann, Townhall, June 08, 2024
For an economy to work, it must understand its entrepreneurs
Rainer Zitelmann, Reaction, June 04, 2024
June, 2024
In defense of the entrepreneur
Rainer Zitelmann, Washington Examiner, May 30, 2024
The Future of the Space Industry
Rainer Zitelmann, Quillette, May 26, 2024
How Nations Escape Poverty
The Political Orphanage, May 2024
BOOK REVIEW: How Nations Escape Poverty, By Rainer Zitelmann
Tom Burroughes, WealthBriefing, May 20, 2024
What are the causes of envy and prejudice against entrepreneurs and the rich?
Rainer Zitelmann, American Greatness, May 20, 2024
Why Hitler Loved ‘Social Justice’
Jon Miltimore, Fee.org, May 16, 2024
Eden Golan’s voice resonates well beyond Israel
Rainer Zitelmann, Israel Hayom, May 15, 2024
IT’S ALWAYS THE WAY…
Rainer Zitelmann, City AM, May 14, 2024
New book warns America: Embrace markets or embrace poverty
Mark Anthony, Blaze media, May 14, 2024
The Misunderstood Entrepreneur
Rainer Zitelmann, Townhall, May 14, 2024
Spiral of mistakes: Why industrial policy is destined to fail
Rainer Zitelmann, Washington Examiner, May 13, 2024
Eurovision: The Silent Majority and the Vocal Minority
Rainer Zitelmann, Townhall, May 13, 2024
Economic growth and not redistribution is the only way to fight against poverty
Anurag Verma, Business 360º, May 2024
Economic Freedom Increases Human Welfare
Rainer Zitelmann, Townhall, May 11, 2024
Liberty Will Be Necessary for Us to Settle in Space
Rainer Zitelmann, Townhall, May 05, 2024
Why Intellectuals Don’t Like Capitalism
Rainer Zitelmann, Townhall, May 04, 2024
Popular perceptions of the rich in 13 countries
Attitudes towards wealth and the rich vary greatly from country to country. Wealth seems particularly important to people in Asia, although this can only partly be explained by a strong economic need to catch up with other countries. After all, Japan is already a highly developed country, yet the pursuit of wealth is of far greater significance to people in Japan than is the case in Europe.
Social envy is least pronounced in Asian countries such as Japan, Vietnam and South Korea – with one exception being China, where social envy is similarly strong as in Europe. But also in Poland, the fastest-growing country in Europe since the transition from socialism to capitalism, social envy is low and attitudes towards the rich are very positive. At the other end of the scale are France and Germany, where social envy is strongest and attitudes towards the rich are generally negative.
Rainer Zitelmann, Economic Affairs , May 2024
The connection between anti-capitalism and antisemitism
Rainer Zitelmann, Reaction, April 30, 2024
ACADEMICS DON’T GET BUSINESS
Rainer Zitelmann, City AM, April 30, 2024
Venezuela: Socialism of the 21st Century
Rainer Zitelmann, Townhall, April 28, 2024
Sweden: The Myth of Nordic Socialism
Rainer Zitelmann, Townhall, April 27, 2024
Why Poland loves capitalism most: a new survey
Rainer Zitelmann, The Article, April 25, 2024
THE MYTH OF NORDIC SOCIALISM
Rainer Zitelmann, City AM, April 24, 2024
What became of communism in Vietnam?
Greg Young, American Thinker, April 23, 2024
A Look Into How Nations Escape Poverty
Grover Norquist, RealClearMarkets, April 19, 2024
Anti-Capitalism and Anti-Semitism Are Twin Brothers
Rainer Zitelmann, American Greatness, April 09, 2024
WHY VENEZUELA’S ECONOMY WENT CARACAS
Rainer Zitelmann, City AM, April 09, 2024
Interview with Michael Savage
The Savage Nation, April 05, 2024
Lies about the rich hurt all of us
Rainer Zitelmann, Washington Examiner, April 05, 2024
“50% of earners in the United States, those earning $46,500 or less per year, pay only 2.3% of total income tax in the U.S. In contrast, the top 1%, who earn $682,500 or more, pay 45.8% of total U.S. income tax. The proportion of total income tax paid by the richest has risen massively over the past two decades. In 2001, the top 1% of earners in the United States paid a third of income tax — 20 years later they are paying almost half.”
Interview with Stacy on the Right
April 05, 2024
Why Vietnam admires capitalism
Rainer Zitelmann, The Article, April 04, 2024
The American Political Zone, April 02, 2024
The interview starts at min. 10
The Vietnamese People Admire Capitalist Economic Systems, New Study Shows
Rainer Zitelmann, FEE, April 02, 2024
Book in the news… the miracle of capitalism
MoneyWeek, March 29, 2024
Ronald Reagan: The Man Who Cut Taxes From 70 to 28 Percent
Rainer Zitelmann, Townhall, March 29, 2024
Vietnam and Economic Freedom
Rainer Zitelmann, Capitalism Magazine, March 28, 2024
Development aid is failing to alleviate poverty
Rainer Zitelmann, capx.co, March 28, 2024
More reforms will make VN one of Asia’s top nations (online version)
Việt Nam News, March 28, 2024
More reforms will make VN one of Asia’s top nations (print version)
Việt Nam News, March 28, 2024
REAGONOMICS: JUST TEXTBOOK
Rainer Zitelmann, City AM, March 27, 2024
The Hillsdale Interview: Rainer Zitelmann
Radio Free Hillsdale, March 26, 2024
How Capitalism Beat Communism in Vietnam
Rainer Zitelmann, reason.com, March 26, 2024
New Book Details How Two Very Different Nations Cast Aside Their Marxist Ideas to Escape Poverty
“When it comes to defending and promoting the virtues of capitalism, few in recent history have done so as effectively as German historian Rainer Zitelmann. In his latest book “How Nations Escape Poverty…”
Leah Barkoukis, Townhall, March 26, 2024
Interview w/ Dr. Rainer Zitelmann- In Defense of Capitalism
The Intellectual Capitalist® Show, March 2024
Innovation Matters: Capitalism and Innovation
UNECE, March 2024
Rainer Zitelmann & Christine Hart on Freeman Report with James Freeman
March 2024
Thatcher’s Revolution
Rainer Zitelmann, City AM, March 18, 2024
Book review: “How Nations Escape Poverty: Vietnam, Poland, and the Origins of Prosperity” by Rainer Zitelmann
Kristian Niemietz, iea, March 18, 2024
Vietnam ‘has been a development success story’: World Bank
Rainer Zitelmann, Washinton Examiner, March 17, 2024
North and South Korea: Kim Versus the Wisdom of the Market
Rainer Zitelmann, Townhall, March 15, 2024
North and South Korea: A Tale Of Two Contrasting States
Rainer Zitelmann, City AM, March 12, 2024
Book Review: Zitelmann’s How To Escape Poverty
Eamonn Butler, Economic Affairs, March 13 2024
Moving to the Left: what people in Chile think of capitalism and the rich
Axel Kaiser and Rainer Zitelmann, Economic Affairs, March 2024
Unbreakable Spirit – With Rainer Zitelmann
The Exchange of Information
Role model for Argentina: Poland’s history shows what capitalist reforms can achieve
Javier Milei has begun to implement capitalist “shock therapy” in Argentina. Poland, where Leszek Balcerowicz has been carrying out capitalist reforms since 1990, offers hope that such therapy can succeed.
Rainer Zitelmann, bizpacreview.com, March 05, 2024
Germany: the Socialism/Capitalism Experiment
Today, as socialist ideas once again gain popularity around the world, people should remember an unintentional, large-scale experiment that confirmed the superiority of capitalism over socialism. If even the Germans couldn’t make socialism work, so the saying goes, that says a lot about this idea. This story is now depicted in the film Life Behind the Berlin Wall, which was awarded the “Audience Choice Award for Short Films” at the Anthem Film Festival, the largest libertarian film festival in the world.
Rainer Zitelmann, Townhall, March 04, 2024
Rainer Zitelmann & Chris Burgard on The Pelle Neroth Taylor Show
The Pelle Neroth Taylor Show, March 04, 2024
The Power of Capitalism: The German experiment shows the limits of the state
Rainer Zitelmann, City AM, March 03, 2024
Index of Economic Freedom Shows One Country Climbing 13 Places in One Year
Rainer Zitelmann, Townhall, February 28, 2024
The UK has slipped down a vital economic index – but it’s not too late
Rainer Zitelmann, City AM, February 28, 2024
Vietnamese People Admire Capitalist Economic Systems
Rainer Zitelmann, California Globe, February 26, 2024
Entrepreneurs Are Evil, the State Is Benevolent: A New Study on the Content of School Textbooks
Rainer Zitelmann, Townhall, February 25, 2024
How China Went From Famine to Economic Miracle
Rainer Zitelmann, Townhall, February 24, 2024
The Power of Capitalism: China’s growth is a case study in market forces
Rainer Zitelmann, City AM, February 22, 2024
Why the Poles don’t envy the rich
Rainer Zitelmann, American Thinker, February 20, 2024
Survey in 35 countries: In no other country do people love capitalism as much as in Poland (not even in the United States)
Rainer Zitelmann, bizpacreview.com, February 20, 2024
Argentina and Venezuela Are Warning Examples for the United States
Rainer Zitelmann, Townhall, February 20, 2024
Development aid does not help in the fight against poverty
Rainer Zitelmann, Washington Examiner, February 16, 2024
Reagan’s Free-Market Moon Shot (epaper version)
Rainer Zitelmann, The Wall Street Journal, February 14, 2024
Reagan’s Free-Market Moon Shot (online version)
Rainer Zitelmann, The Wall Street Journal, February 13, 2024
Campaign donations rarely determine the outcome of US elections
Rainer Zitelmann, Reaction, February 13, 2024
Thinking Allowed – Capitalism
BBC, Thinking Allowed – Capitalism, February 07, 2024
Parking in Paris: social envy and red-green politics
Rainer Zitelmann, The Article, February 07, 2024
Social envy & environmental hysteria: Now SUV drivers are in the firing line in Europe
Rainer Zitelmann, bizpacreview.com, February 07, 2024
Woke advertising doesn’t work
Rainer Zitelmann, Reaction, February 05, 2024
Are CEOs paid too much – or too little?
Antonia Garrett Peel, Management Today, February 2024
Could Capitalist Space Travel Solve Many of the Problems on Earth?
Rainer Zitelmann, Townhall, February 03, 2024
Oxfam, poverty and anticapitalism
Rainer Zitelmann, The Article, January 31, 2024
New Study Calls into Question the Theory of Rising Inequality
Rainer Zitelmann, FEE, January 31, 2024
OPINION OF THE WEEK: When A TV Show Illuminates More Than Law School
Tamasin Perkins, WealthBriefing, January 29, 2024
Woke Advertising: First Advertising Wanted to Sell, Then to Entertain, Now It Wants to Indoctrinate
Rainer Zitelmann, Townhall, January 29, 2024
Unbreakable Spirit – Rising Above the Victim Mentality
Rainer Zitelmann, The European Financial Review, January 28, 2024
V.I. Lenin died 100 years ago
Rainer Zitelmann, bizpacreview.com, January 22, 2024
Javier Milei’s Groundbreaking Speech in Davos
Argentine President Javier Milei delivered a remarkable speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos on January 17, 2024. I have compiled and commented on some of the most important and significant passages.
Rainer Zitelmann, Townhall, January 19, 2024
New study refutes the theory of rising inequality
Rainer Zitelmann, bizpacreview.com, January 19, 2024
Why Argentine president Javier Milei’s Davos speech was such a tonic
Rainer Zitelmann, City AM, January 19, 2024
Oxfam’s Questionable Income Inequality Numbers
Rainer Zitelmann, Human Progress, January 17, 2024
Oxfam Report: No, More for the Super-rich Does Not Mean Less for the Poor
Rainer Zitelmann, Townhall, January 16, 2024
More billionaires, less poverty – this isn’t a zero sum game, no matter what Oxfam claim
Rainer Zitelmann, City AM, January 16, 2024
Dr. Rainer Zitelmann talks about his new book ‘Unbreakable Spirit: Rising Above All Odds’
Markos Papadatos, Digital Journal, January 11, 2024
William Hickling Prescott: America’s first scientific historian and unstoppable overcomer
Rainer Zitelmann, bizpacreview.com, January 03, 2024