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Every endeavor, enterprise, and effort should ask the question, "How does this create or increase value?" |
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This concept applies to every effort: individual, business, education, government, religious, and all. |
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Basic Definitions: |
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The Purpose of Business is to Create Value. |
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The Purpose of Government is to Protect Value. |
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Private Property is the only Basis of all Liberty. |
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Notable Value Questions |
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How does your job create value?
What is the best use of business profits to create value?
How do charities create value via fundraising and expenditures/services?
How can government protect value?
How does any tax protect value?
What is the best use of tax revenue to protect value? |
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Is it moral and ethical for businesses to give charity? |
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What is the legitimate role of government? |
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Taxes on business are hidden taxes on the public; are business taxes immoral? |
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Are government impositions of restrictions on political speech through threatened taxes on churches a violation of the First Amendment? |
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Taxes on private property reduce property values; does a tax on private property mean the government is asserting ownership? |
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Does the government's imposition of easements constitute a taking under the Constitution? |
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Does the government have the right to regulate any private property? |
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Should businesses be considered private entities and therefore be regulated as are individuals under the Constitution? |
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Should the government be allowed to outlay funds for anything other than services provided and goods purchased? |
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Religious arguments for the value concept... | Secular arguments for the value concept... |
Thoughts about Human Values |
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"Who is John Galt?" - Ayn Rand |
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"An honest man is one who knows that he can't consume more than he has produced." - Ayn Rand |
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If you have ideas about The Value Seminar... |
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