Who’s Winning and Losing the Economic War Over Ukraine?
A stocktaking on the impact of the economic sanctions against Russia.
Read more...A stocktaking on the impact of the economic sanctions against Russia.
Read more...Authors Jackson and Jensen argue that we need an acopalypse, as in a full recognition of conditions, to make radical envirnmental changes.
Read more...Inflation is still very much with us….as if you didn’t know that.
Read more...An update on the debate on the role of slavery in Britain’s growth during the Industial Revolution.
Read more...Michael Hudson and Radhika Desai discuss the dollar regime and its prospects.
Read more...More debate about the role of energy price increases in consumer inflation.
Read more...Russia had a budget shortfall due to a fall in energy-related tax receipts. How serious a problem is this development?
Read more...A meaty discussion of the broader implications of the war in Ukraine.
Read more...Galbraith explains why conventional views of inflation are a particularly poor fit for recent price increases and produced bad policy
Read more...Covid-induced labor market tighteness is giving people with a disabilty more access to jobs than evah.
Read more...The Fed is playing killer of the current inflation even though it isn’t set up to do so. That’s hurting a lot of innocent bystanders.
Read more...A closer look at an old Eurozone banking crisis shows how Cyprus was (at least to a degree) used to get at Russia.
Read more...A report from a Russian working abroad about the effect of the war on his industry.
Read more...Desai and Hudson debunk widely-believed, finance-and-elite-serving myths about inflation.
Read more...Continuing shocks to the economy threaten the stability of democracies that already show significant signs of fragility
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