The Geography of EU Discontent
The EU’s flyover, meaning areas in economic decline, are also its hotbeds of discontent and anti-EU sentiment.
Read more...The EU’s flyover, meaning areas in economic decline, are also its hotbeds of discontent and anti-EU sentiment.
Read more...A takedown of the pharmaceutical industry’s assertion that it need to price gouge so it can invest in R&D. Profits go almost entirely to various forms of looting.
Read more...Today’s Water Cooler: Biden, Buttigieg, Bloomberg terminal gaffe, Harris, Sanders, Harry Reid, impeachment, Durham report a damp squib?, employment situation, electric vehicles, Apple, the startup Away, suburban buses, Sunrise Movement, care work, domesticated humans, the cortex
Read more...A proposed provision in the so-called “NAFTA 2.0” to increase autoworker wages in Mexico is raising hackles south of the border.
Read more...Bad climate news: coal is far from over.
Read more...Nurses, or more accurately, nurse staffing levels demonstrate a central bad incentive in American medicine.
Read more...Today’s Water Cooler: WTO dispute resolution, digital services, Huawei, 2000 v. 2019, Biden’s bus, Buttigieg, Iowa caucus, impeachment witness statements, VSAP, Wells Fargo, UPS, Google, private equity, corals, climate polling, health insurance, Maxwell’s equations, generationsd
Read more...On a docu-drama that recounts the first major suit against toxic “forever chemicals” and what’s being done about them now.
Read more...A short take on John Week’s new book, The Debt Delusion, and why it matters.
Read more...Today’s Water Cooler: Impeachment v. trade bill, France v. US, US v. China, Biden, Buttigieg, Sanders, Warren, Jewish-Americans, Stacey Abrams, employment, manufacturing, services, shipping, potatoes, another IoT debacle, P4HCAF, prison staffing, slavery, the connectome, the Dead
Read more...Claims that a financial transaction tax would be difficult to implement and raise little revenue are fake news.
Read more...The FDA kept a database of medical device malfunctions secret for decades.
Read more...Emerging economies want large scale subsidies from their richer brethren to pay for them to move to green energy sources.
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