What if Large Businesses Are Really Macroeconomic Entities?
Mega businesses are a huuge problem. But what to do?
Read more...Mega businesses are a huuge problem. But what to do?
Read more...Unfortunately, Larry Summers still gets attention, most recently for inflation hawkery. Fortunately, it’s not hard to see through him.
Read more...USMCA, which promised to help American workers by improving labor bargaining rights, is being put to its first road test. Will it perform?
Read more...A tech industry Trojan horse masquerading as a pro-union measure has been caught out.
Read more...Biden is not living up to his PR. The implications are significant, given the need for significant change.
Read more...Michael Hudson gives a hard look at the typical excuses for not cancelling student debt and finds them wanting.
Read more...Belarus is a bad actor in forcing a passenger jet to land so it could seize a prominent dissident/journalist. But who wrote this playbook?
Read more...The eviction process is restarting, even when it is premature under the law. What will the collateral damage be?
Read more...If you think the officialdom is getting tough with crypto, there’s even more they can do to tighten the screws.
Read more...Modeling the numbers on bottom-up and middle-out economics.
Read more...An initial tally of winners and losers in the latest round of Israel-Palestine strife.
Read more...Tactically, Israel has the better military, but strategically, they are losing international legitimacy.
Read more...Despite fear-mongering about inflation, unemployment remains elevated and stimulus is needed to prevent a collapse in demand.
Read more...The FTC and more than two dozen states mull right to repair initiatives; Big Tech companies mount a ;pbbying offensive.
Read more...Will Turkey’s ban on plastic waste imports lead countries that generate such waste to accept that the recycling fairy cannot solve the plastics crisis?
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