Michael Hudson on Student Debt Relief, Inflation, Ukraine Disaster Capitalism, Petrodollar Challenge
Michael Hudson gives a newswap with Ben Norton: student debt forgiveness, inflation, Ukraine, dollar rows, and the death of the Queen
Read more...Michael Hudson gives a newswap with Ben Norton: student debt forgiveness, inflation, Ukraine, dollar rows, and the death of the Queen
Read more...Even with energy-hungry businesses shuttering or reducting operations, most EU officials don’t grasp how bad things will become.
Read more...New Prime Minister Liz Truss is aleady managing to underperform the low expectations for her.
Read more...Some possible ways to make concrete less of an environmental problem.
Read more...By opposing deep democratic reforms from below, Gorbachev laid the groundwork for privatization and the looting of the 1990s.
Read more...Why energy price spikes are threatening the financial system. And any derivatives bailout will take prescedence over businesses and housholds.
Read more...s rich countries raise interest rates, developing countries face slowdowns, inflation, higher interest rates, more costs and debt distress.
Read more...More on Europe’s economic suicide.
Read more...Peace in Ukraine is a worthy aim. But the West can’t bring itself to offer what Russia might accept.
Read more...Stainless steel mills are now keeling over due to energy price spikes. Who will be next to fall?
Read more...Experts claim there will be a large need for additional construction through 2050. Is wood the answer?
Read more...Is the Inflation Reduction Act good for your wallet? A climate bill in disguise? Landmark action or nothingburger?
Read more...Most French colonies in Africa became independent in the 60s. But most are in poverty, much worse off than other African economies.
Read more...A remedy for the UK/EU energy price shock is changing price rules. But can those fixes be implemented soon enough?
Read more...Saudi Arabia in concert with OPEC+, as in Russia, looks to be sticking to its promise to cut output if oil demand softened.
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