Michael Hudson Talks to Ben Norton About SVB and Bank Failures
Michael Hudson gives a wide-ranging talk on SVB and other recent bank collapses, focusing on the considerable role of misguided Fed policies
Read more...Michael Hudson gives a wide-ranging talk on SVB and other recent bank collapses, focusing on the considerable role of misguided Fed policies
Read more...How the SVB bailout confirms the dedication of the elites to self interest only.
Read more...An over-zealous Fed pushed a few banks, including the big and super connected Silicon Valley Bank, over the edge. A bailout was a given.
Read more...How John Galbraith correctly called many developments that have had great political and economic significance, like the decline of unions
Read more...Discuss: “The right has narrowed the parameters of discussion on student debt forgiveness. Biden is not fighting back aggressively enough.”
Read more...How climate change reveals a crisis of international governance.
Read more...Post East Palentine rail safety reform proposals are embarrassingly unserious.
Read more...Another mechanism by which US does harm through our indifference to to the impact of our dollar/interest rate policies on other countries.
Read more...A deep dive into the costs and impact of the recent, large-scale European energy subsidies.
Read more...A big reason US health sucks is that the government refuses to crack down on abuses like price gouging and billing games.
Read more...Can the rich be trusted to fix a breaking world? Or should the real resistance unite beneath one banner?
Read more...An update on Uber financial fakery and continued lack of bona fide profits.
Read more...Police reform schemes avoid addressing the causes of criminal activity, most of all poverty. But that would mean giving nice things to people
Read more...The Federal government’s unheard of profits on defaulted student loans confirms that the scheme is predatory. And defaults are set to rise.
Read more...Tipping legalizes subminimum wages and keeps workers subservient to the whims of employers and customers.
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