New Studies: Do ‘Competitive’ Corporate Tax Cuts Boost Growth?
A new study devastates the widely-touted claim that corporate tax cuts promote growth.
Read more...A new study devastates the widely-touted claim that corporate tax cuts promote growth.
Read more...CalPERS really seems to have convinced itself that the likes of KKR and Blackstone are “partners” in more than just the legal sense. Oops.
Read more...Banks suffer a symbolically important loss as Congress plans to whack their dividends from the Fed.
Read more...On the fallen status of lower-class whites, and the poor prospects for many of their betters.
Read more...An excerpt from CEPR co-director Mark Weisbrot’s important new book, Failed.
Read more...CalPERS staff and outside experts went to considerable lengths distort data and abuse analytical methods to make the case that only private equity could offer the allegedly superior returns needed to meet CalPERS’ targets. The fact that CalPERS did not make an honest case for private equity suggests that no honest case could be made.
Read more...CalPERS’ tainted fiduciary counsel Robert Klausner gives more dubious advice, confirming that he is a danger to CalPERS and ultimately, to CalPERS beneficiaries and California taxpayers.
Read more...Our favorite curmudgeon, political scientist Tom Ferguson, appeared on Real News Network to tease some signal out of the considerable noise on Donald Trump.
Read more...How Argentina’s former president Kirchner’s loss is vulture fund chief Paul Singer’s big win.
Read more...The not-so-savory reputation of CalPERS’ fiduciary counsel, Robert Klausner, took another hit as his criminal attorney ducked a Jacksonville subpoena.
Read more...Harvard’s Professor Josh Lerner gave CalPERS what was presumably a pep talk for investing in private equity that was so contradictory as to amount to a case against it.
Read more...Introducing the second part of the must-see series by Adam Curtis.
Read more...Labour20 set forth important goals not just for labor but for the economy and broader society. But does organized labor have the credibility to promote these aims?
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