Unhappy New Year: How Austerity is Making a Comeback in Berlin and Brussels
How EU states are still trapped in their self-devised austerity hairshirt.
Read more...How EU states are still trapped in their self-devised austerity hairshirt.
Read more...An attempt to correct the “blame the poors” approach to the reality and systemic risk posed by debt among lower-income borrowers.
Read more...Not enough bad can be said about neoclassical economics. The focus today is inflation policy.
Read more...A discussion of the need to replace the Great Divergence framework illustrates how economists often cling to outdated ideas.
Read more...Michael Hudson reprises favorite themes, particularly the role of rentiers and debt dynamics, with some new tidbits.
Read more...A stereotypical case of an economist putting market concepts over society….worse in family relations.
Read more...The World Bank insists on private finance or economic recovery but does little to ensure profit-hungry commercial finance serves the public
Read more...Neoliberalism is still doing a fine job of zombifying economies, but the doctrine sadly is in rude health.
Read more...The survival of the euro has come at the cost of Europe’s permanent stagnation and continuing fragmentation
Read more...Trying to use capitalsm to justify environmental protection: not a happy mix.
Read more...The green energy transition, which truth be told has not gotten very far, is already hitting a wall.
Read more...Micheal Hudson and Steve Keen review how finance capitalism prevailed over industrial capitalism, and why that produced bad outcomes.
Read more...A wide-ranging talk, both geographically and historically, on the accelerating changes in the global economy
Read more...In Let Them Eat Crypto, Peter Howson warns that these schemes are fraudulent and causing indefensible harm to both humanity and the planet.
Read more...A discussion of Martin Weitzman’s ideas about the best way to look at species preservation.
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