50 Years After Allende at the UN: a Corporate Triumph Named Multistakeholderism
Allende was early to warn of multinational threats to product safety, labor regulations, and other protections. Sadly corporate interests won.
Read more...Allende was early to warn of multinational threats to product safety, labor regulations, and other protections. Sadly corporate interests won.
Read more...Law professor Mary Wood breaks describes how the public trust can protect rights to clean air, water, and land.
Read more...As the NHS crisis intensifies, a look at how the once esteemed service got there.
Read more...A new analysis finds our inflation comes first from Covid/sanctions supply shocks and second, spending by the rich, not government spending.
Read more...Perilous little is novel in finance, particularly scams like FTX.
Read more...Perry Merhling’s recent book on Charles Kindleberger finds he had prescient beliefs about the need for a prudent international money minder.
Read more...How Democrats abandoned populist economic ideas and whether there is a future for progressivism.
Read more...More debate over the impact of Western sanctions on oil price.
Read more...One dissenting student negotiator said the tentative agreement “does not come close to our initial demands and it leaves a lot of our co-workers still rent burdened, still impoverished.”
Read more...Decomposing the rise in US healthcare costs. Of course, it’s not much due to more or better care, but higher charges.
Read more...More shoes drop in the FTX saga as Caroline Ellison and Gary Wang cooperate with officials and we get an idea of the tales they are telling.
Read more...US patients are not the only victims of Big Pharma price gouging.
Read more...A wide-ranging discussion of some of the key mechanisms for exercising power in advaced economies, starting with monopolies.
Read more...ow Social Security is a victim of wage stagflation.
Read more...Confirmation that austerity is bad for political stabiity because ordinary citizens don’t take well to their governments treating them badly.
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