MIchael Hudson: The Democracy Collaborative
Michael Hudson gives new riffs on his regular themes: classical economics and its perversion by Hayek, rentier capitalism, debt jubilees.
Read more...Michael Hudson gives new riffs on his regular themes: classical economics and its perversion by Hayek, rentier capitalism, debt jubilees.
Read more...More discussion of the possible causes and implications of the opioid epidemic.
Read more...The Kansas legislature bucks long-standing Republican orthodoxy and votes for Medicaid expansion. A harbinger or a one-off?
Read more...Why are Democrats considering a Gorsuch deal? Maybe they can’t execute a filibuster due to too many Senators with big corporate backers.
Read more...Latest study shows white working class suffers health declines: can hedgehog Trump assemble a skulk of foxes to craft responsive policies?
Read more...With the average 20-year-old Italian now looking to wait 18 years before living independently, who will support Italy’s pensioners?
Read more...The Democratic Party will keep losing as long as it remains the party of “no hope or change” for the 95%.
Read more...Reduced innovation is another reason to question using China as America’s outsourced manufacturer.
Read more...A historical discussion of the fondness of economics to envision economies as machines.
Read more...The lack of updates from the Trump Administration about H-1B reform suggests it will miss a key window of opportunity.
Read more...Why Amazon will destroy a lot more jobs.
Read more...How experts, as in economists, wrap themselves in a mantle of jargon and supposed superior insight to promote policies that screw workers.
Read more...The Wall Street Journal published an important story on how states and communities throw money at companies via tax incentives and other gimmies in a desperate effort to win or hold jobs. These subsidies are a big drain on government budgets: Economic-development tax incentives more than tripled over the past 25 years, offsetting about 30% […]
Read more...Wall Street denizens whinge about embarrassingly rich pay packages.
Read more...Can changes in ownership rules tame the bad features of capitalism?
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