Life’s a Pitch
Another sign of economic insecurity: the pitch economy, where competition becomes more and more degrading.
Read more...Another sign of economic insecurity: the pitch economy, where competition becomes more and more degrading.
Read more...How Trump’s infrastructure plan is a thinly-disguised privatization and deregulation scam.
Read more...Yves here. Notice how all the hysteria over evil Rooskies, North Korea, and neo-Nazis on the march has diverted media attention away from fights over economic issues? In Illinois, Governor Rauner is pushing through a scheme to curb funding to schools that is designed to hit lower property tax districts and Chicago particularly hard. Some […]
Read more...The war on cash, to enable central banks to implement negative interest rates on ordinary citizens, continues.
Read more...No new legislation is necessary for financial regulatory rollback to proceed. Enforcement priorities fail to target Wall Street.
Read more...WSJ says fiduciary rule helps Wall Street, so rescission unlikely. But still may be better for retail investors than previous status quo.
Read more...How up and coming Democrats in the 1970s and 1980s decided being wannabe Republicans was a path to power.
Read more...Toll road projects have consistently failed over the last decade and a half, but you never hear that in the mainstream press.
Read more...What the dodgy Foxconn scheme to build factories in the US says about Trump’s commitment to job creation.
Read more...How press and pundit fixation on Trump diverts public attention from power structures that work against ordinary Americans.
Read more...Both parties only have sketches of tax reform plans, and each has basic deficiencies.
Read more...State regulators have ignored private equity firms buying medical practices when many states bar non-MDs from owing them.
Read more...Debunking a political fiction that guides Democratic party thinking and messaging.
Read more...The latest sighting on how financial firms are getting off easy, yet have the bad taste to complain about their paltry punishments.
Read more...Democrats are now telling voters they only need to compete better…and offer policies that have repeatedly failed to “help”.
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