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Read more...Despite ravaging the Earth for industrial agriculture, we can’t provide nourishing food globally. That has to change.
Read more...Reallocating workers to better jobs at their current location could be a more cost-effective avenue to increase aggregate wages, and even accelerate regional convergence
Read more...Cutting subsidies for private rental housing did not do much to reduce overall spending or lower rents but caused a lot of pain.
Read more...A bona fide sharing “economy”: Freecycle plans to add a lending and borrowing tool to encourage people to share with friends and neighbors.
Read more...Quelle surprise! Trump is out to terminate an independent agency that has stepped into the EPA’s void.
Read more...Is Boris Johnson misunderstood?
Read more...Brexit is being used to accelerate the neoliberal race to the bottom.
Read more...The Democrats’ civil war over who controls the party may be coming to a head.
Read more...A closer look at Bloomberg’s attempted takeover of the DNC.
Read more...Taxcast – the Tax Justice Network’s monthly podcast: 30 minutes of unmissable corruption, scandal and analysis you won’t hear anywhere else.
Read more...Sadly, private equity has beaten back legislation to curb surprise biling.
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