Ilargi: CON21
To halt the demise of the planet, you can’t rely on the same people who cause it.
Read more...To halt the demise of the planet, you can’t rely on the same people who cause it.
Read more...On how race plays into the operation of a “dual economy”.
Read more...The fact that life expectancy in the US is no longer rising, in a time of economic growth, is yet another sign of underlying societal decay.
Read more...A study by Pew gives a new look at the fall of the middle class and how the accompanying rise in income stratification is playing out.
Read more...How can recent technical change could both be a major source of dis-employment and not be associated with productivity improvement?
Read more...In France, members of Arab and African communities languish in a spiral of poverty, relegated to second-class citizenship and physically separated through deliberate planning.
Read more...What the regional manufacturing indices have been saying loud and clear for months have gotten further confirmation….
Read more...So now even austerity is getting product placement in movies….
Read more...Can American foreign policy be made to work better for US citizens (outside the arms industry) and the rest of the world?
Read more...German financialization and input on the eurozone’s financial architecture promoted deficits, increased systemic risk, and facilitated the onset of Europe’s subsequent crises.
Read more...Experts expected bankruptcies of highly levered borrowers in 2013-2014, but cheap refis under ZIRP bailed them out. We are again at peak leverage, but this time, there’s no prospect of lower rates to provide a rescue.
Read more...A new study devastates the widely-touted claim that corporate tax cuts promote growth.
Read more...On the fallen status of lower-class whites, and the poor prospects for many of their betters.
Read more...An excerpt from CEPR co-director Mark Weisbrot’s important new book, Failed.
Read more...How Argentina’s former president Kirchner’s loss is vulture fund chief Paul Singer’s big win.
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