private property and capitalism: Real Estate Agent: a noble profession?
- 01/20/07 07:49 PM
My son studies business economics at Wheaton College. The kind of math he does is a bit past my level. So are some of the books he reads. During the Christmas vacation at his grandparent’s home I had a cold and finding sleep was hard. Having read the newspaper front to back and back again and feeling not in the least intellectually curious I grabbed one of his books called The Mystery of Capital. I expected to drop it after a few paragraphs but instead found myself engrossed for the better part of the night. Fear not, what follows here is … (18 comments)
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My son studies business economics at Wheaton College. The kind of math he does is a bit past my level. So are some of the books he reads. During the Christmas vacation at his grandparent’s home I had a cold and finding sleep was hard. Having read the newspaper front to back and back again and feeling not in the least intellectually curious I grabbed one of his books called The Mystery of Capital. I expected to drop it after a few paragraphs but instead found myself engrossed for the better part of the night. Fear not, what follows here is … (18 comments)
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