A Tale of Two Retirements: The Great Divide Between CEOs and Everyone Else
Pension, compensation, and tax rules exacerbate inequality, fueling a huge gap between retirement benefits for CEOS and ordinary workers.
Read more...Pension, compensation, and tax rules exacerbate inequality, fueling a huge gap between retirement benefits for CEOS and ordinary workers.
Read more...Gaming out some likely Trump scenarios.
Read more...Do elite-serving claims that technological change is a big driver of the rise in inequality hold up to scrutiny?
Read more...Offshoring is about the rush to cheap labor, not about automation and new technology.
Read more...The Financial Times’ Izabella Kaminska argues that the gig economy is a new form of feudalism.
Read more...Yes, Virginia, more education for the lower orders really does pay off.
Read more...Social Security is on the chopping block. Get the word out.
Read more...More proof that the Italian rejection of Renzi’s constitutional reform referendum was not a simple “populist uprising”.
Read more...The Democrats abandoned the working classes long ago and like an abusive spouse, never thought their victims would leave them.
Read more...A wide-ranging interview by Michael Hudson on the mind games that economists play.
Read more...“Inclusive growth” is economics NewSpeak for pretending to be concerned about the diminished opportunities for the middle and lower classes.
Read more...Any plan by Democrats to “Help Working People” should begin with the word “jobs.” But an obsession with austerity makes that impossible.
Read more...Europe is ignoring the lessons of New Deal era much to its peril.
Read more...The outlines of how Trump will govern are emerging from the fog, as revealed by his Cabinet picks. As expected, there is a lot not to like.
Read more...Why the politics of sex in particular, and identity politics in general, have undermined the left.
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