Is the Labor Market “Normalizing?” What Even Is “Normal?”
Fewer quits and historically low layoffs & discharges mean fewer job openings, and less hiring to fill them. The massive pandemic churn slowed. But that’s only part of it.
Read more...Fewer quits and historically low layoffs & discharges mean fewer job openings, and less hiring to fill them. The massive pandemic churn slowed. But that’s only part of it.
Read more...Finally, a comparatively modest BRICS-escape-the-dollar proposal that makes sense.
Read more...Deindustrialization has terrible consequences to the communities suffering from shut-downs, including future generations.
Read more...A reminder of how Biden and Harris are complicit in the continuation of the war in Gaza and escalation in the West Bank.
Read more...The Nasdaq Composite dropped 3.3% yesterday. If the tech stock index declines another 6.7%, it’ll be back to November 2021.
Read more...Gee, even super-rich kids have trouble deciding what they want to be when they grow up.
Read more...“China firmly supports the just position of Latin American countries on opposing foreign interference and safeguarding their nations’ sovereignty.”
Read more...The Skunk Party Manifesto explained how the best political system money can buy is great for its customers and lousy for the rest of us
Read more...A reminder that it would not be hard to “save” and even expand Social Security, save the reluctance to tax the rich a smidge more.
Read more...UAW President Shawn Fain’s call for a general strike: Background, critique, and possibilities
Read more...Since collusion in pricing and vacancy hit critical mass in 2016, homelessness has soared.
Read more...To prepare for an even hotter future, designers today could learn from the past.
Read more...Robinson Erhardt conducts a wide-ranging discussion of Michael Hudson’s work, including the social cost of debt bondage and rentierism
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