The Abandonment of Countercyclical Fiscal Policy
Economists bemoan the lack of aggressive fiscal spending after the crisis. Funny how few of them were willing to advocate it when it mattered.
Read more...Economists bemoan the lack of aggressive fiscal spending after the crisis. Funny how few of them were willing to advocate it when it mattered.
Read more...CalPERS ventures into the looting of local populations via investing into a famous toll road-gone-bad deal that has been restructured.
Read more...How Wall Street is interjecting itself into the economy so that more and more is diverted to pay interest, insurance and rent.
Read more...The Financial Times’ lead economics writer, Martin Wolf, makes an intellectually bogus case for negative interest policies.
Read more...Sanders lists demands for Clinton if he fails to get the nomination…and it includes demands like single payer that are so far from her current position that it is inconceivable that she will give them lip service.
Read more...Why 2017 could be an event horizon as far as climate change is concerned.
Read more...Another IT debacle, this one with medical records, and so with potentially lethal consequences
Read more...Moodys give an update on the sorry state of public pension funds’ coffers.
Read more...How the real point of contention between Friedman and the Romers over the Sanders plan has been misconstrued.
Read more...James Galbraith examines the used forecast by Christine Romer and David Romer to attack Gerald Friedman’s favorable review of Sanders’ plan. He’d already shellacked the methodology in a 2014 book.
Read more...Be warned: “Smart city” is the new code word for pampered, resource-hogging enclaves for the elite.
Read more...Krugman has made maliciously false statements about economics professor Gerald Friedman. Demand that the New York Times issue a correction and that Krugman apologize.
Read more...Flint is just the tip of the iceberg of lead poisoning in America.
Read more...Flint reveals that there is a much deeper contamination poisoning our country’s political morals.
Read more...Investors are piling into risky, illiquid assets at the worst possible time and for the worst reason: to fake performance.
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