Jim Chanos: China’s “Leveraged Prosperity” Model is Doomed. And That’s Not the Worst
Famed short-seller Jim Chanos is more concerned with political fallout from China’s Evergrande than economic/financial woes.
Read more...Famed short-seller Jim Chanos is more concerned with political fallout from China’s Evergrande than economic/financial woes.
Read more...On some of the key management practices and fads that produced dependence on extended and revealed-to-be-fragile supply chains.
Read more...On the use and misuse of popularism as a tool to inform policy decisions.
Read more...Raising minimum wages is good for workers and (surprise!) company operations! Too bad those whiny managers worry they will skim less.
Read more...Quelle surprise! Work requirements in social safety programs reduce participation, as opposed to help the recipients.
Read more...New reasons to be wary of acetaminophen.
Read more...Consumers have made big changed to their spending patterns in response to inflation.
Read more...The New York Times a bit too obviously curries favor with the very best people.
Read more...Covid has triggered a hospital crisis in rural American that is killing Covid and non-Covid patients.
Read more...Thomas Piketty and Micheal Hudson address “What is debt,” and also address inequality, rentierism, and reform in the West and China.
Read more...Why the vaccine-focused approach is not likely to develop necessarily to the advantage of the Biden Administration.
Read more...Time for the US to take a hard look at the magnitude of civilan deaths incurred as a by-product of our Middle East nation-breaking.
Read more...Even as evidence mounts that moving faster to clean energy sources would benefit businesses and the planet, the usual suspects fight back.
Read more...Examinging how algorithmic management works and why it is likely to become even more widespread.
Read more...An important new paper puts another big chink in private equity’s armor.
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