The Economics of the Ukraine Proxy War with Michael Hudson and Radhika Desai
A meaty discussion of the broader implications of the war in Ukraine.
Read more...A meaty discussion of the broader implications of the war in Ukraine.
Read more...Galbraith explains why conventional views of inflation are a particularly poor fit for recent price increases and produced bad policy
Read more...Covid-induced labor market tighteness is giving people with a disabilty more access to jobs than evah.
Read more...The Fed is playing killer of the current inflation even though it isn’t set up to do so. That’s hurting a lot of innocent bystanders.
Read more...A closer look at an old Eurozone banking crisis shows how Cyprus was (at least to a degree) used to get at Russia.
Read more...A report from a Russian working abroad about the effect of the war on his industry.
Read more...Desai and Hudson debunk widely-believed, finance-and-elite-serving myths about inflation.
Read more...Continuing shocks to the economy threaten the stability of democracies that already show significant signs of fragility
Read more...Quelle surprise! Change on crucial issues of climate and inequality is unlikely to emerge from the World Economic Forum.
Read more...Tech companeis laying off tens of thousands of employees, underscoring their fixation on short-term performance metrics.
Read more...elle surprise! “Growing consolidation in localized hospital markets appears to restrict nurse wage growth.”
Read more...It isn’t just that time is generally on Russia’s side. Russia likely needs to grind on and on to achieve its ultimate aim, security.
Read more...Is the press unduly excited about the start of China’s expected demographic decline?
Read more...Middle income countries are unwilling to put groaf on hold to blunt climate change…and they do have a point given the lack of serious plans
Read more...Oil prices have perked up and oil price moves can lead market rallies. Is this a false positive or an early sign?
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