“Growing Inflation Pains: How Democrats Must Go on Offense on the Economy”
Corporate greedflation is squeezing household budgets and distorting the economy. But is tacit support for it really a one-party affair?
Read more...Corporate greedflation is squeezing household budgets and distorting the economy. But is tacit support for it really a one-party affair?
Read more...How war spending serves as a cover for the distribution of pork at the expense of American needs.
Read more...The Financial Times report on the fall of Israel’s economy in the fourth quarter was briefly the lead story and was oddly shuffled quickly off the landing page. The article gives a terse but incomplete tally of the factors that contributed to a decline at a 20% rate in the final quarter, which was markedly […]
Read more...A revealing, and not at all in a good way, discussion of private equity by departing CalSTRS Chief Investment Officer Chris Ailman.
Read more...Why the Fed’s approach to inflation has the main effect of reducing labor bargaining power, which is seldom the real problem.
Read more...Sustainable fund managers have discredited the sector by being way too company-friendly, such as accepting greenwashing claims.
Read more...Big Ag price gouging is driving still elevated grocery store prices. When will that become a political issue?
Read more...The CBO and CMS, keep overestimating health cost increase, and at least for the CBO, it’s due to neoliberal fealty.
Read more...Why women and blacks are more at risk of misdiagnosis than white men. But what to do?
Read more...Not surprisingly, China tallies as number one in manufacturing…..and that is before European deindustrialization has really gotten going.
Read more...Why AI still has some growth pains coming.
Read more...An in-depth yet lively debunking by Richard Wolff and Michael Hudson of Panglossian depictions of the state of the US economy and society.
Read more...US bank pain: Loans for urban office buildings come a cropper as they were already suffering other interest rate losses.
Read more...A discussion of the need to replace the Great Divergence framework illustrates how economists often cling to outdated ideas.
Read more...A wide-ranging talk, using Western bashing of China’s economy as a point of departure.
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