Everything’s Fine Until Suddenly it Isn’t: How a “Leveraged Loan” Blows Up
A post-mortem of a leveraged loan bust: private equity wins, too bad for everyone holding the bag.
Read more...A post-mortem of a leveraged loan bust: private equity wins, too bad for everyone holding the bag.
Read more...There are good reasons to be leery of billionaires colonizing a public sector activity like space exploration.
Read more...A UN report on agroecology finds that many farming methods pooh-poohed as traditional offer significant advantages over industrial farming.
Read more...How levees become counterproductive as flood severity increases.
Read more...Why Trump’s tax “reforms” didn’t deliver on growth, just on rentierism.
Read more...Why the success of the far right shows that neoliberalism is very much alive and well.
Read more...Today’s Water Cooler: Castro, Harris, O’Rourke, Steyer, Warren, Democrat debates, AOC v. Pelosi, Koch Brothers, Case-Deaton, industrial production and retail sales both strong, central bankers want fiscal assistance, Amazon, Tesla, Google, Uber, fossil fuels, carbon tracker, Eric Garner, oppression
Read more...New House of Lords report laments failure to slow discarding edible fish back into the sea; Australia also tosses much of its catch.
Read more...In a 1946 classic, New York Fed chairman Beardsley Ruml explains why taxes aren’t necessary for Federal spending and argues against corporate income taxes.
Read more...Filling in the missing chapter on oceans for the Green New Deal,
Read more...Recognizing social mobility as yet another “divide and conquer” strategy.
Read more...Today’s Water Cooler: China’s economy and tariffs, Sanders and the media, Pelosi & Trump v. AOC, AOC interview, Tammany Hall, manufacturing, banking reserves, robot car hype dying down?, political scenarios for climate disaster, sand, Manhattan blackout, the public option, wage theft, Art Young
Read more...Many NGOs around the world are fighting inequality between the rich and the poor, but the bigger NGOs are unwilling to fight policies that keep rich NGOs richer.
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