Free Market Library

Northwood University presents current releases of newsletters, magazines, and other media which support our fundamental ideals.

The mission of Northwood University is to develop the future leaders of a global, free-enterprise society.

Core Values Statement

We believe in:

the advantages of an entrepreneurial, free-enterprise society.
individual freedom and individual responsibility.
functioning from a foundation of ethics and integrity.
promoting and leveraging the global, diverse and multi-cultural nature of enterprise.

Core Purpose Statement

The core purpose is to develop leaders, managers, and entrepreneurs with the character and skills to drive personal, organizational and societal success.

IDEA: A Quarterly Journal of Northwood University

Vol 5, No 3 - Winter 2011

In this issue:

Seahawks go to the "Big Dance"
CEO Resolutions
Outstanding Business Leaders
Athletic Updates and much more...

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Ideas: The Philosophy of Northwood University

Vol 4, No 4 - Summer 2011

In this issue:

The Route to Prosperity
The Economy: Key Data About the U.S. & World Economics

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Monthly Economic Outlook

April 2012

In this issue:

Positive and Negative Signs of the Economy
Impact on Global Economy

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Monthly Automotive Outlook

March 2012

In this issue:

Analysis of Key January/February Data
Get Back to Basics

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AAIA/Northwood University Economic Report

September 2011

Provides a quick synopsis of the U.S. and global economy while taking some of the data in the AAIA Industry Indicators Report and applying it for thoughtful discussion and decision making.

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Current Whitepaper

Can Capitalism and the American Dream Survive?

Written by Dr. Timothy G. Nash, Adam N. Matzke, Dr. Keith A. Pretty, and Dr. Richard M. Ebeling

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One Northwood - President's Weekly Message

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President Keith Pretty's weekly message. Each week the President of Northwood University discusses events and happenings throughout Northwood as a whole. Different topics are presented in each issue.

Omniquest

Omniquest is a university-wide program, overlaying all other programs, in which a provocative and challenging book is selected each term. The theme of the book is adopted for discussion and analysis during the term on all campuses and within all programs, simultaneously.

The Spring 2012 Omniquest selection is: