The Automation Grift: From Flying Cars to Ordering Cat Food on the Internet – Part 2
Why claims for automation getting rid of workers are greatly exaggerated.
Read more...Why claims for automation getting rid of workers are greatly exaggerated.
Read more...Like developing countries, America is becoming more stratified, with the economic and physical distance between rich and poor widening.
Read more...ISDS suits are increasingly getting financial backing from speculators like hedge funds.
Read more...Some vignettes of Mexico as a failed state.
Read more...Quelle surprise! The press regularly presents highly paid, well-connected health care insiders as independent voices on “reform”.
Read more...The sales pitch made by charter school boosters does not hold up to scrutiny.
Read more...Depicting the gig economy as ‘sharing favours’ creates a parallel dimension, where chores are form of leisure, with no relation to ‘work’.
Read more...Cuomo’s plan Is means-tested, doesn’t cover fees, covers full-time students only, and has a residency requirement, clawbacks, and “crapshoot” clause
Read more...How the the new international economic architecture for trade, investment, & property rights hurt workers in advanced and developing economies
Read more...Parallels at ground level between the USSR and the US of A.
Read more...Who has the advantage in the Trump versus California immigration cage match?
Read more...A recap of the numerous, internally inconsistent arguments as to why workers can’t have a shorter workweek.
Read more...A damning new report from California shows that charter schools are a grift that profits investors at the expense of taxpayers and children.
Read more...Why the decline in labor unions has had a bigger impact on the fallen state of wage workers than the much ballyhooed gig economy.
Read more...An IMF report comes up with some orthodoxy-reinfocing conclusions by failing to address some key issues.
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