Tale of Two Cities Redux: HK to Ease its COVID-19 Restrictions, While NYC Situation Remains Dire
Hong Kong’s public health authorities protect its population from COVID-19, via use of masks; NYC, by contrast, flounders.
Read more...Hong Kong’s public health authorities protect its population from COVID-19, via use of masks; NYC, by contrast, flounders.
Read more...The COVID-19 crisis has disrupted waste management, especially the EU plan to move from virgin resourcs inputs towards a circular economy.
Read more...Important pipeline legal ruling, plus some context: the Trump administration didn’t pioneer US policy of greenlighting oil pipelines.
Read more...Private equity firms are sucking cash out of their limited partners at the worst possible time, exposing public pension funds in particular to liquidity crunches and fire sales.
Read more...Why ending the lockdowns won’t do all that much to lower unemployment.
Read more...Another Michael Hudson star turn on debt dynamics, this time focusing on the coronavirus bailouts are shoring up rentiers.
Read more...Economist Michael Hudson explains how American imperialism has created a global free lunch, where the US makes foreign countries pay for its wars, and even their own occupation.
Read more...We don’t have a recovery in sight, but some economists are already worried about inflation.
Read more...“In the face of both COVID-19 and the climate crisis, we urgently need to shift from a culture of war to a culture of care.”
Read more...Michael Hudson explians why the coronavirus bailouts are even more of a gimmie to the rich than they look.
Read more...Food scarcity is already starting to bite in the US and is likely to become a serious problem in much of the world.
Read more...The coronavirus crisis will exacerbate an existing threat to healthcare systems, around the world: the problem of antibiotic resistance.
Read more...Coronavirus is exposing the severity of inequality in the US, particulary limited access to health care and the health costs of poverty.
Read more...Why we aren’t even at the end of the beginning of coronavirus-induced change.
Read more...Collaping oil prices demonstrate the severity of the fall in real economy activity.
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