Wolf Richter: World Trade Collapses in Dollars, Languishes in Volume
A rout in world trade that started in June 2014 shows no sign of getting better.
Read more...A rout in world trade that started in June 2014 shows no sign of getting better.
Read more...Why do Democrats act like Republican wannabes with deficit scaremongering? Let us count the reasons: Wall Street, Pete Peterson, hatred of the poor…
Read more...The current and former governors of the Bank of England are singing from very different hymnals on the subject of Brexit.
Read more...Why Trump represents a recurring set of grievances in American politics, and elites are making a mistake in dismissing them.
Read more...How many of the textbook explanations of the Great Depression were proven wrong, yet despite that, were misapplied to the Great Recession.
Read more...Classical economics recognized the costs of rent extraction, excessive borrowing, and encouraging speculation over commerce. Ideologues have turned those lessons on their head.
Read more...Trump’s tax plan reveals that his economic populism is three-card Monte.
Read more...It should come as no surprise that the Peterson Institute has managed to model the impact of the TPP so that it does not increase unemployment.
Read more...Energy-bust inflicted to banks and other lenders has only just begun to bite.
Read more...Michael Hudson speaks with Justin Ritchie on his favorite topics, such as debt deflation, austerity, classical economists on rentiers, and the coming financial cold war.
Read more...A proposal for how to overcome the lack of consensus in Europe over the refugee crisis.
Read more...The big obstacle to reducing carbon emissions isn’t economic costs, but inertia and the impact on powerfully placed special interests.
Read more...Hamptons real estate is soft at the high end. A portent for the financial health of the super rich?
Read more...Moodys give an update on the sorry state of public pension funds’ coffers.
Read more...Why are central banks and governments opting for their unusual negative interest rate stance?
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