Conspiracy Theories Aside, There Is Something Fishy About the Great Reset
The Great Reset is a planned corporate takeover of global governance that affects our food, our data and our vaccines.
Read more...The Great Reset is a planned corporate takeover of global governance that affects our food, our data and our vaccines.
Read more...Labor exploitation, higher education edition.
Read more...I am very much saddened by the death of Michael M. Thomas, from old money and high finance, and vocally unimpressed by them.
Read more...Despite the commonly held views of economists on regulatory capture, our profession has been much more hesitant in recognising similar conflicts of interests that may exist in economics research.
Read more...An update on the already desperate and worsening state of the market for renters in the US.
Read more...Why Elon Musk, despite having built significant operating companies, is still mainly in the bezzle business.
Read more...Nurses get a lot of lip service, but not enough pay or respect, and that contrasted with Covid risks has led to many quitting.
Read more...How Uber keeps pumping hot air into a financially flaccid business.
Read more...A new angle on why workers lose out as globalization increases.
Read more...Uber continues to hemorrhage cash and rack up impressive negative operating margins, yet the press eats up its accounting misdirection.
Read more...More voters recognize that the Democrats will do squat about expanded health coverage like Medicare for All unless they feel some heat
Read more...The campaign to raise the hourly wage to $15 has been racking up successes, even if the press doesn’t much take notice.
Read more...Railroads are finding it difficult to hire workers and their labor shortfall has prevented them from meeting transportation demand
Read more...FTC issues new policy statement announcing a tougher enforcement stance on company repair and warranty practices.
Read more...Yves here. Two things about increased automation frost me. One is its stealth or main purpose as forcing planned obsolescence. So irrespective of the impact on job/labor content, any savings won’t necessarily accrue to users. Two is automation/AI serving as an excuse to shift costs and tasks onto consumers. How many times do customer service […]
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