Federal Reserve – Organization for Competitive Markets

Wealth Destruction – The Dark Side of Globalization

Jacek Popiel — Sun, 08 Dec 2013 18:15:37 +0000

The most significant economic development of the last thirty years has been the trend known as globalization. It is characterized by the removal of national barriers to the movement of goods and capital within a worldwide financial system. The result has been the transfer of economic activity to countries of “lowest cost” in terms of wages, work practices and environmental impact Globalization has been “sold” to all concerned on the ground of economic efficiency. The free movement of Read More ...

The Changing Structure of American Agriculture: Will the Family Farm Survive?

Mike Callicrate — Sat, 01 Jan 2011 02:06:15 +0000

OCM is now interning its thirteenth year as an advocate for open, transparent, fair and competitive markets. I offer this somewhat lengthy manuscript to show our early vision and mission and that we have remained true to these precepts over the years. Thomas F. “Fred” Stokes, Executive Director Summerville, Tennessee, March 16, 2000 I’m Fred Stokes from Porterville, Mississippi, a little withering rural community some two hundred miles south of here. I want to thank Don Dowdel and Read More ...