Andrew Bacevich: How the US Blew the Post-Cold-War Era
Why the end of the Cold War and the era of the US as the world’s sole superpower has not worked out as well as predicted.
Read more...Why the end of the Cold War and the era of the US as the world’s sole superpower has not worked out as well as predicted.
Read more...Why arguments against work are another manifestation of neoliberalism.
Read more...India’s demonetization debacle has destroyed growth in what was the world’s fastest growing economy while failing to ferret out black money.
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Read more...“White working class” is a dog whistle, not a demographic.
Read more...Introduction Regular readers will be fully up to speed on the Reserve Bank of India’s botched attempt at a handbrake turn style demonetisation thanks to Jerri-Lynn Scofield’s thorough coverage (see here, here and here for more background on this sorry tale). But the Indian government’s attempt at implementing a strategy of moving an economy away from physical cash […]
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Read more...The Latest Tax Justice Network Podcast covers some hot topics, including beneficial ownership avoidance, and tax policies and human rights.
Read more...The new book Econocracy describes how economics training discourages critical thinking, overreaches, overpromises, and underdelivers.
Read more...Yes, Virginia, more education for the lower orders really does pay off.
Read more...Social Security is on the chopping block. Get the word out.
Read more...The authors call for a new focus for public policy: not ‘wealth creation’ but ‘wellbeing creation’.
Read more...A wide-ranging interview by Michael Hudson on the mind games that economists play.
Read more...“Inclusive growth” is economics NewSpeak for pretending to be concerned about the diminished opportunities for the middle and lower classes.
Read more...Any plan by Democrats to “Help Working People” should begin with the word “jobs.” But an obsession with austerity makes that impossible.
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