Brexit Event Horizon and Covid Mutation Deliver Lumps of Coal to UK for Christmas
“It’s always darkest before things go completely black.” That looks like a fit for Brexit.
Read more...“It’s always darkest before things go completely black.” That looks like a fit for Brexit.
Read more...Trump’s approach to trade largely failed because the problem can’t be solved by tariffs. Here’s the answer.
Read more...Even with the EU giving as much Brexit time as it can, December 31 is coming.
Read more...The US can draw on its Gilded Age to bring its billionaires to heel.
Read more...Another nail in the trickle down economics coffin. Too bad that vampire-like, it keeps coming back.
Read more...More and more Americans are suffering from hunger due to Covid economic stress, as Los Angeles demonstrates.
Read more...Money, lending, government spending, QE….all explained in one tidy post!
Read more...The Tories’ shambolic, self-serving rule has stoked interest in Britain breakaways by Scotland and even Wales and the North. But are they viable?
Read more...US data shows that strict responses reduce Covid outbreaks, and less stringent (Republican) states spread disease to each other.
Read more...To defend deficits, Furman and Summers relied on debunked theories, thus preserving destructive mainstream economic ideas.
Read more...Brexit disruption has started even with a skimpy deal still theoretically possible.
Read more...Bringing factories back to the US would have been a good idea 20 years ago. Hard to see how we get there from here now.
Read more...Steve Keen and Micheal Hudson provide a deep dive on a debt jubilee, and how it could be implemented in a Covid-afflicted economy.
Read more...The clock is ticking for underwater tenants, and Congressional relief looks set to be too little, too late.
Read more...An examination of particularly Covid-containment strategies in terms of cost versus effectiveness.
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