European Gas Prices Extend Gains As French Strikes Block LNG Imports
The economic effects of the massive French strikes are starting to extend beyond France, although so far in a limited way. Is more to come?
Read more...The economic effects of the massive French strikes are starting to extend beyond France, although so far in a limited way. Is more to come?
Read more...The double question implied throughout Herman Daly’s work as an economist is this: “Is the economy for the people, or are the people for the economy?” nomy for the people, or are the people for the economy?”
Read more...Bank fundamentals do not look likely to get better any time soon, yet the Fed seems determined to make matters worse.
Read more...An overview from Michael Hudson’s new book, The Collapse of Antiquity, which extends his analysis of how debt creates an entrenched elite.
Read more...What parts of the financial system are most vulnerable to a crash?
Read more...Law and economics expert Walker Todd explains how a financialized system creates havoc and why it’s time to rethink banking
Read more...Big Oil rollls out new messaging designed to stoke worry about green energy plans.
Read more...Satyajit Das looks at how banks got themselves into so much trouble and what the recent bailouts portend.
Read more...The Fed confirms that its priority is crushing workers, and it believes it’s protected banks enough to allow it to continue.
Read more...Sawant wants to take more forceful and concerted steps to advance workers’ interest. How do her ideas stack up?
Read more...Another nail in “loanable funds”, which justfies austerity but does not explain how central banks produce credit and monetary growht.
Read more...Why the expected official response to this bank panic wil make matters much worse, just not right away.
Read more...Child labor makes a comeback as there’s no such thing as a free lunch in 46 US states.
Read more...Are many of the explanations of the recent bank tsuris barkign up the wrong tree?
Read more...Why renting is even more expensive than ever, even pinching the soi-disant middle class.
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