It is Cuba’s totalitarian economy (socialism) that is the cause of her economic woes.
Mark Da Cunha
Mark Da Cunha is the editor of Capitalism Magazine and creator of capitalism.org. Twitter: @1MarkDaCunha
Who should have legal custody of Elian Gonzalez?
Elián’s mother died trying to escape Cuba with her son.
The Life of Six Year Old Elian Gonzalez Is In President Clinton’s Hands
Elián Gonzales, a 6-year-old Cuban boy, found Thanksgiving Day clinging to an inner tube off the coast of Florida, is about to be deported back to Communist Cuba on January 14, 2000, if the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) has its way. It was...
Gold and The Economy: An Interview with Richard Salsman
Richard M. Salsman is president and chief market strategist of InterMarket Forecasting, which provides quantitative research and forecasts to guide the asset allocation decisions of pension sponsors, mutual funds, banks, hedge funds, and investment managers. He...
The Department of Justice’s Antitrust Assault on Microsoft: Who is the Predator and Who is the Victim?
Microsoft did not gain its market share by having the government outlaw its competitors: Microsoft earned its position in the free-market as the result of freedom of competition. Microsoft is not a predator; Microsoft is the victim.
Who Decides What Goes into Microsoft’s Windows OS?
Q: Don't consumers have a right to buy Microsoft Windows without Internet Explorer? Does not Microsoft's bundling of their products (i.e., Microsoft Internet Explorer and Microsoft Windows) into one package disrupt a person's right to only have to pay for products he...
A Petition To Stop The Persecution of Microsoft
The grassroots petition ended up receiving over 30,000 online signatures as part of an initiative launched by Mark Da Cunha for the Moral Defense of Microsoft.
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