John C. Sparks, who died on March 27, 2005, served on the board of trustees of the Foundation for Economic Education for many years. In the mid-1980s, following his retirement from business, Mr. Sparks served a term as FEE’s president.
Living standards may be 1,000 years behind where they should be thanks to bad government.
The demand for political welfare measures destroys job opportunities.
Concerning the role of freedom in the advance of civilization.
Let not fear of scarcity lead us to demand or allow more government interference in our lives.
Learn from others all you can, but make your own decisions.
Not until an activity has been freed from monopoly does creative thought come into play.
How to become self-reliant and free is the CARE package needed by the poor.
A letter to a pastor about an evil of universal concern.
Practice it in the family and in one's own business.
For an enduring international armistice, we need to curb our personal appetites for government aid and intervention.
Some suggestions of new worlds to conquer for the young who are not pleased with the one they find.
The revolt of children often reflects a fundamental sickness in their parents.
Not the things of life, suggest John Sparks, but the people ought to be free.
John Sparks has something to say, too, about the practicality of businessmen who expect the government to do their work for them.
The best we can do for the rookies, suggests John Sparks, is to let them earn their way.
When John Sparks recently visited several national parks, he saw more than the scenic wonders, and offers his observations for further consideration.
Beneath the surface forms, the substance of freedom in America goes neglected as individuals wait to "let George do it."
There is more to zoning than meets the eye, says John Sparks, and much of it involves further aggravation of the problems the planning commission sought to solve.
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