Michael Hudson: Neoliberalism, Industrial Capitalism, and the Rise of Debt
Michael Hudson reprises favorite themes, particularly the role of rentiers and debt dynamics, with some new tidbits.
Read more...Michael Hudson reprises favorite themes, particularly the role of rentiers and debt dynamics, with some new tidbits.
Read more...Electric utilities face massive costs to end their use of fossil fuels in power generation. What does that mean for consumers and the public?
Read more...Nextdoor and Facebook groups present anecdotes and photos from Marine Park of encounters with migrants from a nearby shelter complex. Others are providing aid.
Read more...A new paper dissects how the Covid crisis demonstrated the failings in how science is practiced now. But are its suggestions for improvement bold enough?
Read more...A long and useful recap of geoengineering methods.
Read more...Neoliberalism is still doing a fine job of zombifying economies, but the doctrine sadly is in rude health.
Read more...In the Covid version of fiddling while Rome burns, cheap hospital systems hide behind the CDC to avoid issuing N95s to front line workers
Read more...Delivery platforms DoorDash and UberEats immediately retaliated against a NYC-madated wage increase by redoing their apps to undermine tips.
Read more...How the US licensing of NIH and other government funded drug and biomedical research became a grift for Big Pharma.
Read more...Yes, Virginia, ultra-processed food is a health hazard. But what to do?
Read more...Walker Todd and Bill Bergman expose the untold story of banking instability, regulatory battles, and the struggle to protect the public.
Read more...he Pentagon is still at it! Keeps using bad books helps cover for getting more than it is entitled to.
Read more...The green energy transition, which truth be told has not gotten very far, is already hitting a wall.
Read more...Yet another reason to be leery of Medicare Advantage…..widespread deceptive marketing.
Read more...More data on the energy cost of AI, which is projected soon to exceed that of several small countries.
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