Piketty’s World Inequality Review: A Critical Analysis
Thomas Piketty and his colleagues have insisted that tax records are better for measuring inequality than income surveys. They’re wrong.
Read more...Thomas Piketty and his colleagues have insisted that tax records are better for measuring inequality than income surveys. They’re wrong.
Read more...Though Mueller’s revelations have shocked the American public consciousness, they were not the biggest financial scandals of the year.
Read more...Will PG&E finally get its just deserts? And even if that were to happen, what would that look like?
Read more...The IMF has a long history of strong-arming the direction of Argentina’s policies and economy.
Read more...Michael Hudson gives a wide-ranging interview, discussing the importance of euphemism in obscuring power relationships and exploitation.
Read more...Drones illustrate why lack of regulation isn’t such a hot idea.
Read more...The latest in Justin Mikulka’s excellent series on the fracking beat. The industry lacks even the excuse of profit to justify the environmental costs it inflicts – yet this is a story too little told in the rest of the media, which instead promotes further investments in this sector.
Read more...Commentary on the inadequacy of the UK’s proposed Limited Partnership Reforms
Read more...No matter how bad you think it is at CaPERS, it’s worse.
Read more...CalPERS again insists on doing the wrong thing.
Read more...Scottish Limited Partnerships and International Crime: NO evidence??
Read more...Why “partner” is the last word you want to hear from the mouth of a bank regulator.
Read more...Amazon has said its new headquarters in New York will create 25,000 jobs for residents—a claim one protester derided as “smoke and mirrors”
Read more...Western countries insist both on “free trade” with poor countries and farm subsidies for themselves.
Read more...Why to be leery of philanthropy, particularly when practiced by squillionaires.
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