Links Alive: Economics

• Economist.com (www.economist.com)
  The British journal, the Economist has a long history of well written articles and reviews, the online site appears to be a cut above as well.
• Capitalism, by Robert Hessen: (www.econlib.org)
  Talks about the history of capitalism.
• Economic Indicators.gov (www.economicindicators.gov)
  Government site with reports on housing, corporate profits, manufacturing, trade and other useful information.
• Bureau of the Public Debt (www.publicdebt.treas.gov)
  This U.S. Treasury Department site shows the U.S. debt to the penny.
• Internet Center for Corruption Research (www.icgg.org)
  Site has research into corruption. It is amazing the correlation between low corruption rates and the quality of life.
• Cato's Center for Trade Policy Studies (freetrade.org)
  A site advocated free trade.
• Free Market Cure (freemarketcure.com)
  Site seeks a free market cure for the health care system.
• FLOW (www.flowidealism.org)
  A site by John Mackey of Whole Foods advocating libertarianism.
• Ludwig von Mises Institute (mises.org)
  Site promotes the Austrian approach to economics which supports free markets and de-emphasizes the empirical measurements that tend to dominate mainstream economics.
• USAspending.gov (usaspending.gov) - review
  This government site offers a looking into spending by the federal government.
• Austrian Economics Blog (austrianeconomicsblog.com)
  A blog provides insight on Austrian Economics and Libertarianism
• Power of the Poor (www.freetochoosemedia.org) - review
  Power of the Poor by Free To Choose Media is a PBS special that explores the immense wealth locked up in places that we consider poor, and how one could release this energy by allowing ownership and free market.
• Foundation for Teaching Economics (www.fte.org)
  Committed to Excellence in Economic Education, this site offers videos on economics.
• The National Debt Crisis (thenationaldebtcrisis.com)
  Gone are the days when printing more money would make the national debt go away.
• Stop Too Big To Fail (stoptoobigtofail.com) - review
  A site opposed to the idea that some companies are too big to fail.
• Bailout The Game (www.bailoutthegame.com)
  A game where you lend money, and if you lose, the government bails you out.
• Global Economic Warfare (globaleconomicwarfare.com)
  Economic warfare is an ancient art. A recent report examines the role that economic warfare may have played in the 2008 collapse and future vulnerabilities for our nation.
• End of America 10 (endofamerica10.com)
  A site claims that debt financing and printed money is likely to lead to a financial collapse.