Rob Urie: The End of the World as We Know It
How world leaders and big money interests are resorting to increasingly desperate and destructive strategies to maintain their grip on power.
Read more...How world leaders and big money interests are resorting to increasingly desperate and destructive strategies to maintain their grip on power.
Read more...Not surprisingly, China tallies as number one in manufacturing…..and that is before European deindustrialization has really gotten going.
Read more...The Houthi situation has developed not necessarily to the US’ and UK’s advantage.
Read more...Why AI still has some growth pains coming.
Read more...Because search channels connect workers and firms at different rungs of the wage distribution, matching technologies matter not only for individual job search outcomes, but also for aggregate employment, productivity, and wage inequality.
Read more...Radhika Desai and Michael Husdon provide a data-driven discussion of the inflating and detonation of debt bombs during the neoliberal era.
Read more...A new paper on dropping fertility rates urges policies to increase them, ignoring resource constraints and environment degradation.
Read more...Why you should be glad and learn to love inflation.
Read more...The impact of the reduction in Panama Canal capacity illustrates choices we will have to make. Some are more pro-survival than others
Read more...US and Israeli policies sank any hope for a stable Palestinian state by intentionally sabotaging economic progress in the West Bank and Gaza.
Read more...US bank pain: Loans for urban office buildings come a cropper as they were already suffering other interest rate losses.
Read more...How EU states are still trapped in their self-devised austerity hairshirt.
Read more...A discussion of the need to replace the Great Divergence framework illustrates how economists often cling to outdated ideas.
Read more...China’s renminbi keeps losing ground. But tiny “other” reserve currencies combined are taking share from the US dollar.
Read more...Michael Hudson pulls out his crystal ball to forecast what might be in store for 2024.
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