Rick
Kelo has always had an interest in finance and economics. He graduated from the
prestigious Westpoint Academy with honors in the field, and went on to complete
his MBA at Chicago University in the same field. This intellectual curiosity
has remained with him throughout his career as a reputable executive recruiter
and finance analyst. Aside from his day job, Rick Kelo likes to put his thought
to developing the insightful articles he maintains on his ever popular website.
As described by Rick on the website, it discusses economics, politics and
social thinking in the traditions that made mankind great. Richard arthur Kelo stems from
a long line of classical liberal thinkers, such as those from the Austrian and
Monetarist traditions. Together, one of the key ideas that runs through their
body of work is the notion that governments should take a reduced role in
managing economics and trade, and in doing so will allow the economy to
flourish in the long run without infringing on individuals' civil liberties.
Taxation
is one area of government policy which Rick Kelo is particularly
critical of. Having worked in the tax industry himself for the past five years,
Rick Kelo has gained valuable insight and knowledge on how the American
taxation system works from within, and it has only felled his disillusionment
with the current system. High taxes on corporations for Rick Kelo are one of
the most stifling forces for a prosperous economy. He recognizes that by
increase business and trade taxes, companies will have to find new ways to
increase their revenues, which indirectly leads to long term unemployment due
to cost cutting measures that become necessary for businesses.
Also
under the critical eye in Rick Kelo's blogs is the ideology of socialism. For
classical liberal thinkers, socialism is one of the most detrimental ideologies
conceived in the 19th and 20th centuries. As history has
shown, socialism has failed time and time again, not only economically and
socially, but also on a deeper moral level leading to some of the most
outrageous atrocities in recent history. For Rick Kelo, is is vital that
governments lean away from socialist policies to ensure the economic and civil
freedoms that have made America such a great country in the past.
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