The Private Debt Crisis
Why private debt is so dangerous, and why that risk looms large, particularly in China.
Read more...Why private debt is so dangerous, and why that risk looms large, particularly in China.
Read more...More concerned tea-leaf reading in the wake of a BIS report that sounded alarms about China’s debt growth.
Read more...The backlash has begun. Prominent economists are upping their game in trying to depict the gains of the One Percent as virtuous and beneficial.
Read more...The Grey Lady runs an error-filled piece on employer termination of plans with CalPERS, apparently carrying the water of pension privatizers.
Read more...Why CEOs are even more grotesquely paid than you thought.
Read more...The much-ballyhood 5.2% gain in household income doesn’t square with other data….and the details aren’t as pretty as the headline either.
Read more...Picking apart the conflation of real capital with finance capital and explaining how that confusion undermines sound analysis of the crisis.
Read more...Economists despair about the impact of technology on jobs. They underestimate the need for care work, as in services for the young and aged.
Read more...Why fiscal consolidation, which is neoliberal economists’ pet idea that austerity increases growth, is all wet.
Read more...More proof that central banks have lost the plot.
Read more...The confidence fairy is having trouble getting liftoff.
Read more...Jamie Dimon throws JP Morgan workers some crumbs.
Read more...A look at a fundamental point of failure in our financial system, rating agencies, and potential remedies.
Read more...Irish growth is even phonier than the media would have you believe.
Read more...More confirmation of inventory overhang in gasoline.
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