As the governments overreact to the economic crises, misguided policy makes things worse. Communication is key, according to Guy Sorman.
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Guy Sorman 
Guy Sorman, a French economist, is the leading advocate for free market and entrepreneurship in his country. He is often characterized as the modern Tocqueville . He is the author of 30 books dealing with progress and globalization, including his latest, Economics Does Not Lie. He is also a City Journal contributing editor and one of France's leading public intellectuals. He has often written in defense of free markets and the free society in Europe.
Guy is an entrepreneur and publisher of many magazines he created in France and in the U.S. In 2013, he became the CEO of France -Amerique, a monthly bilingual magazine about French culture.
In 2015, Guy and his wife became U.S. citizens, remaining French citizens as well. Their choice was dictated by their admiration for the U.S. Constitution.
Guy is an entrepreneur and publisher of many magazines he created in France and in the U.S. In 2013, he became the CEO of France -Amerique, a monthly bilingual magazine about French culture.
In 2015, Guy and his wife became U.S. citizens, remaining French citizens as well. Their choice was dictated by their admiration for the U.S. Constitution.
Category: Economy: Nation, Global, Entrepreneurship
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www.manhattan-institute.org
www.manhattan-institute.org
Interviews with Guy Sorman»See all
Guy Sorman joins Jim Blasingame to report that while Google, Amazon and Facebook are making money in the E.U., they aren’t paying taxes at a corresponding level, and that’s not sitting well with regulators.
Guy Sorman joins Jim Blasingame to report that the break between Great Britain and the EU – Brexit – is going to happen, but possibly without England’s ability to trade with the EU afterwards, which would not be good for GB on many levels.
Guy Sorman joins Jim Blasingame to report that the economy in the European Union is good, but the countries have a common problem: millions of disenfranchised immigrants who aren’t getting a proper education.
Articles by Guy Sorman»See all
Books by Guy Sorman
In the 20th century, privatization and market capitalism have reconstructed Eastern Europe and lifted 800 million people - in China, Brazil, and India - out of poverty. In Economics Does Not Lie, noted French journalist Guy Sorman reveals that behind this unprecedented growth is not only the collapse of state socialism but also a scientific revolution in economics - one that is as of yet dimly understood by the public but increasingly embraced by policymakers around the globe.
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