Could Turkey Trigger the Next Global Financial Crisis?
Why the currency crisis in Turkey is a due in part to the failure to take adequate corrective measures after the global financial crisis.
Read more...Why the currency crisis in Turkey is a due in part to the failure to take adequate corrective measures after the global financial crisis.
Read more...Stepping back to look at the Brexit trajectory.
Read more...Is the problem with the economy the amount of stultifying work, or that too much work is really about more and more aggressive competition for income?
Read more...The Turkish lira has been under significant pressure in recent weeks. What is the EU’s exposure to possible crisis in Turkey and how should the EU react?
Read more...Why shareholders are getting a raw deal out of the misguided corporate fixation on “maximizing shareholder value,” and Elizabeth Warren’s new bill is therefore good for them.
Read more...Debunking American exceptionalism on a pet obsession: the ability to get rich.
Read more...Is Thomas Frank really puzzled about the feckless Dems? Or is he still hoping they might change their stripes?
Read more...Working through the implications of China’s ever-rising energy needs.
Read more...A short overview of some protectionism successes.
Read more...Labour’s economists show their Third Way colors and advocate austerity-generating policy rules that might as well have been penned by former Treasury Secretary, later Citigroup vice chairman Bob Rubin.
Read more...Michael Hudson discusses his life as a young Communist intellectual, how he became interested in economics and finance, his life in academia, and his recent work on rentier capitalism and debt jubilees.
Read more...Attempts by the New York Times to blame humanity as a whole for climate change let the real culprits off the hook.
Read more...Nitty gritty details of what happens with a crash-out Brexit, made accessible and even entertaining.
Read more...Michael Hudson explains how we’re still in the crisis that started in 2007-2008.
Read more...Why US Treasury bond issuance and Federal deficits are functionally not debt at all.
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