Tracking the EU Decoupling from Russia
Taking stock of the EU’s economic divorce from Russia.
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Read more...The sanctions against Russia and Russia’s kinetic war in Ukraine have produced great changes in and outside. But what are their implications?
Read more...Galbraith debunks conventional wisdom on sanctions against Russia.
Read more...The IMF takes a wee look at who is hurt by and benefits from inflation.
Read more...The US has managed to alienate Saudi Arabia, a one-time key ally.
Read more...Another tour de force by Michael Hudson on how debt dynamics create oligarcies, how the Fed stoked thebank crisis, and the multipolarity push.
Read more...Tackling the climate crisis effectively requires a shift from market fetishism to a more fair and sustainable global economy
Read more...The financial system needs to provide a safe place for businesses to place their reserves and working capital.
Read more...The US trying even harder to tout the virtues of its ideas of democracy is not winning friends or influencing people.
Read more...The bank panic is proving to be an exercise in class warfare that may well wind up further strengthening the right.
Read more...The economic effects of the massive French strikes are starting to extend beyond France, although so far in a limited way. Is more to come?
Read more...The double question implied throughout Herman Daly’s work as an economist is this: “Is the economy for the people, or are the people for the economy?” nomy for the people, or are the people for the economy?”
Read more...Bank fundamentals do not look likely to get better any time soon, yet the Fed seems determined to make matters worse.
Read more...An overview from Michael Hudson’s new book, The Collapse of Antiquity, which extends his analysis of how debt creates an entrenched elite.
Read more...What parts of the financial system are most vulnerable to a crash?
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