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But he worked hard, and eventually found his way to the [[London School of Economics]], the top school of its kind in the world.

But he worked hard, and eventually found his way to the [[London School of Economics]], the top school of its kind in the world.

He was an avid [[socialist]], as were most of his fellow students.  But in his senior year, he happened to take an [[economics]] seminar taught by Professor Arnold Plant. That course was devoted to the "[[invisible hand]]."  It did not have any readings, and focused on stimulating discussions instead.

He was an avid [[socialist]], as were most of his fellow students.  But in his senior year, he happened to take an [[economics]] seminar taught by Professor [[Arnold Plant]]. That course was devoted to the "[[invisible hand]]."  It did not have any readings, and focused on stimulating discussions instead.

This young man's prior educational background may not have given him as much knowledge as his classmates, but it did give him an open mind.  This single course changed his life, as he embraced the logic and power of the free market.

This young man's prior educational background may not have given him as much knowledge as his classmates, but it did give him an open mind.  This single course changed his life, as he embraced the logic and power of the free market.

In 1991, he was the sole recipient of the Nobel Prize in Economics.  His name is [[Ronald Coase]].  To this day [[liberals]] fail to give him the recognition he earned.<ref>[http://www.jpands.org/vol12no2/schlafly.pdf The Coase Theorem: The Greatest Economic Insight of the 20th Century]</ref>

In 1991, he was the sole recipient of the Nobel Prize in Economics.  His name is [[Ronald Coase]].  To this day [[liberals]] fail to give him the recognition he earned.<ref>[http://www.jpands.org/vol12no2/schlafly.pdf The Coase Theorem: The Greatest Economic Insight of the 20th Century]</ref>

== The Little Red Hen - Ronald Reagan Version ==

== The Little Red Hen - Ronald Reagan Version ==