Gaius Publius: Analyzing the New NAFTA Deal — Better, But Not by Much
Why the new, improved NAFTA is only a little less bad than the old one.
Read more...Why the new, improved NAFTA is only a little less bad than the old one.
Read more...Clearing up a widespread misperception about tax.
Read more...contemporary American business and economic culture has a moral framework: neoliberalism. This framework is dependably orthogonal to the last 50,000 years of moral norms and traditions.
Read more...The time is overdue to Do Something about Facebook and Google.
Read more...Are fixed fee pricing schemes for Medicare Advantage better for patients?
Read more...Why limited liability for banks is not such a hot idea.
Read more...More discussion of the downside of having too much finance.
Read more...Yves here. The decline in use of high-deductible health insurance policies is important not just for employees who get insurance at work, but for the public generally. The retreat by employers will make it harder to treat high-deductible plans as a preferred option for expanded government-provided care. Note that employers health care costs, as you […]
Read more...Puerto Rico shows how distress and grifting too often go hand in hand.
Read more...How statistics about wealth mislead, and why that matters.
Read more...A short history of MMT and and overview of core principles.
Read more...“In a democratic society that values equality, globalization cannot survive in the long run.”
Read more...How Dodd-Frank left banks’ massive lending and safety-net subsidies intact.
Read more...BIS chief economist Claudio Borio warns that central bankers have overdone the liquidity party, and investors are not being paid enough to take ris
Read more...Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez continues to be in the limelight. Is she getting her political footing yet? And will she live up to her “democratic socialist” brand, or is she getting more cozy than necessary with establishment Democrats?
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