The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly About the Fed’s New Credit Allocation Policy
Why using credit as an economic remedy evenutally does more harm than good.
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Read more...Boris Johnson’s effort at a New Deal Big Lie goes splat.
Read more...How Arizona epitomizes the backwards approach the US has taken to its health care crisis.
Read more...WSJ says banks can no longer determine who is credit-worthy using existing models – more COVID-19 fallout, this of uncertain magnitude.
Read more...The Wall Street Journal unwittingy defends private equity destructiveness.
Read more...Quelle surprise! Pentagon grifting continues apace, even in the face of a full-bore domestic crisis.
Read more...Michael Hudson explains why debt cancellation and turning banks into utilities is the only sound response to the cornacrisis.
Read more...Why investment in childcare and education provides high returns yet has been largely ignored in Covid-19 responses.
Read more...The SEC’s Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations says private equity conduct is really really bad.
Read more...A review of the important new book “The Code of Capital: How the law creates wealth and inequality.”
Read more...Bayer agrees to $10.9 billion glyphosate settlement, resolving much pending US litigation. The company still faces European woes.
Read more...Trump administration moves to curtail COVID testing – on theory that if there’s no test showing the tree fell in the forest, it did not fall.
Read more...Mike Hiltzik gives the CalPERS board yet another well-warranted dressing down.
Read more...Minnesota launches a bold climate lawsuit. What are its odds of prevailing?
Read more...More signs of Covid-19 breakdown.
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