Facing Up to the World’s Health Crises….and the TPP Would Make Matters Worse
The TPP threatens to undermine public health just as the world is on the verge of major health crises.
Read more...The TPP threatens to undermine public health just as the world is on the verge of major health crises.
Read more...The hedge fund industry has been bloodied but is far from bowed.
Read more...A British MP, Jo Cox, is dead in a presumed politically-driven murder.
Read more...The charter school movement ‘s claims of better results are marketing hype, as Denver demonstrates.
Read more...Germany is determined to teach the UK a costly lesson if it dares to defy its hegemony via a Brexit.
Read more...Student debt isn’t just a millstone around young people’s necks; it’s weighing down the economy.
Read more...Lender demands in China as a sign of credit stress.
Read more...Elizabeth Warren and Mary Jo White cross swords again…but how effective can Warren be after she hitches her star to Clinton?
Read more...Price deflation, and classic debt deflation dynamics, are staring to appear in India and China.
Read more...I know it may seem strange to be launching a fundraiser now, and just for Water Cooler, but there is method to this special appeal. Water Cooler provides both economic and political coverage, and at a time when a former Clinton Administration, Brad DeLong announced, following the purge of two Sanders-supporting writers, that those deemed to be too far to the left will be ” gleefully and comprehensively trash[ed]” come November.
Read more...Is Russia going to throw a spanner in the US presidential election?
Read more...How tax havens cooperate with each other to preserve their perks.
Read more...Rather than suggesting that consuming the right goods will make you happy, companies now want to create it more directly.
Read more...Yves here. This intriguing paper curiously fails to consider how climate change can (will) affect the patterns they describe. And it also fails to give clues as to why some cities keep gaining population and income and others fall by the wayside. For instance, Atlanta and Birmingham, Alabama were of comparable size in the 1970s, […]
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