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Articles by John Visser

John Visser is Professor Emeritus of Business Administration at Dordt University.

Viral Blessings

  • John Visser
1
6 months ago

No one in his right mind would dare suggest that the novel coronavirus spreading around the globe in 2020, with all its sickness and death, is a good thing. But, no thoughtful Christian—especially Reformed Christian—can dismiss either God’s sovereignty or his propensity for allowing troubling events to both refine wayward thinking and action and bring blessing.

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  • blessing
  • challenge
  • global pandemic

Our Fiscal Policy Response to the COVID Crisis

  • John Visser
1
8 months ago

Although much of the national news media is rightly focused on things like social distancing, testing and vaccines, there is another important dimension to the 2020 coronavirus crisis that merits analysis—the use of massive amounts of debt to finance mitigation efforts.

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  • Covid
  • finance

Lotteries and Gambling vs. Investing

  • John Visser
0
5 years ago

2016 has started out with many Americans running away from investments in stocks and many others waiting in long lines to buy a 1/292 million chance at a 1.6 billion dollar Powerball payout.

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  • Christianity
  • investment
  • risk
  • the lottery and gambling

Heart of Stone and Heart of Flesh

  • John Visser
0
5 years ago

We should look for the connections between our hearts of stone and our economic problems – at least when hearts of stone are turned to hearts of flesh – as both opportunities for stewardship and cause for rejoicing.

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  • Christianity
  • economy
  • hearts of stone and flesh
  • hospitality
  • storing up
  • wealth

The Beauty of Business

  • John Visser
6
5 years ago

Doing business" may be the most interdisciplinary of all pursuits. Entrepreneurs and managers need to be both scientists and artists, capable of bringing together natural, physical, financial, intellectual, emotional, aesthetic, social, and even governmental resources in a harmonious way and for a single purpose.

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  • business
  • rewarding others
  • stewardship
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