Elizabeth Warren Lanches Campaign Against the TPP
Elizabeth Warren takes on a new target and goes against Clinton on the TPP.
Read more...Elizabeth Warren takes on a new target and goes against Clinton on the TPP.
Read more...Tony Blair sides with the bankers and against the popular will. Quelle surprise!
Read more...In what ways has the employer-employee relationship come to resemble slavery?
Read more...Not surprisingly. Puerto Rico is about to get a big dose of austerity…..which Latvia-style, will push more people with skills to leave.
Read more...Curiously, Elizabeth Warren is taking aim at powerful interests that are deeply loyal to Hillary Clinton. The plot thickens.
Read more...A high level description of how Democrats and Labor sold out the working class, and how that served a narrow interests at great cost.
Read more...How the Tories and UKIP intend to use Brexit to impose permanent austerity and reduce workers’ rights.
Read more...An appraisal of the Brexit sound and fury.
Read more...Boris Johnson is now the most hated person in the Western world.
Read more...Michael Hudson discusses some of his favorite themes; debt deflation, the high cost of consumer debt, negative interest rates.
Read more...The Brexit vote was a stunning repudiation of neoliberalism and austerity. But what comes next?
Read more...The IMF has become an unlikely reporter of unpleasant realities about the US economy, particularly the costs of inequality and distress. If only its prescriptions were better….
Read more...Financial crises move the struggles between debtors and creditors into the political sphere.
Read more...Contrary to its intent, a report explaining why labor force participation among prime-age men has fallen reveals how Obama has failed.
Read more...American history suggests that inequality is not driven by some fundamental law of capitalist development, but rather by episodic shifts in five basic forces: demography, education policy, trade competition, financial regulation policy, and labour-saving technological change.
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