Economy and Democratic Values
1998-01-04T17:25:00-05:00https://images.c-span.org/defaults/Capitol_default-image.jpgPanelists debated whether the U.S. economy is structured in a democratic way. Mr. Frum and Mr. Butler argued in the affirmative and Mr. West and Ms. Ehrenreich argued in the negative. Each participant gave an individual presentation which was followed by a rebuttal period. Following that, the audience asked questions of the panelists.
Panelists debated whether the U.S. economy is structured in a democratic way. Mr. Frum and Mr. Butler argued in the affirmative and Mr.… read more
Panelists debated whether the U.S. economy is structured in a democratic way. Mr. Frum and Mr. Butler argued in the affirmative and Mr. West and Ms. Ehrenreich argued in the negative. Each participant gave an individual presentation which was followed by a rebuttal period. Following that, the audience asked questions of the panelists. close
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- Steven Bahls Dean Capital University->Law School
- Josiah Blackmore President Capital University
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- Barbara Ehrenreich Columnist (Former) Time Magazine
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