Rage, Neoliberalism, and Phone Trees
How neoliberalism is contributing to the collective sour mood.
Read more...How neoliberalism is contributing to the collective sour mood.
Read more...Michael Hudson provides a deep dive on the US’ and now its Western allies’ obsessive campaign against China.
Read more...Most recent announcement has rental platforms promising to increase transparency of how much you’re being gouged but do nothing to lower costs.
Read more...A deep dive on developing country debt crisis and how they reveal the workings of international finance.
Read more...Political economists Radhika Desai, Michael Hudson, and Ann Pettifor discuss how the international financial system traps Global South countries in debt, reinforcing a neocolonial order.
Read more...Two-thirds of the British public think Brexit has damaged the economy, and all indications are that they’re right. Where does the UK go from here?
Read more...Michael Hudson takes a long, hard look at the origins and costs of the Fed’s ZIRP policy.
Read more...Fredrik Albritton Jonsson and Carl Wennerlind discuss how belief in infinite growth came to seem reasonable in philosophy and economics.
Read more...Child exploitation is baack! How did we get here?
Read more...There are no doubt good reasons for Americans to be concerned about China, but our official justificaitons don’t stand up to scrutiny.
Read more...Per the Times, inflation must be tackled, and the only way to do so is through lowering incomes and potentially jacking up unemployment.
Read more...The tough policy choices ahead for confronting the climate crisis.
Read more...Is the big challenge to the UK Ireland unification rather than Scottish independence?
Read more...n the not inconsiderable role of speculation in the crude oil market in the increase in the WTI crude oil price.
Read more...America is making a mess in trying to preserve its hegemony.
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