Young Voters, Victims of Neoliberalism, Pessimistic About the Future, Sour on Politics…As Officials Tell Them to Eat Statistics
A Wall Street Journal article about dispirited young voters reveals more than it intended to.
Read more...A Wall Street Journal article about dispirited young voters reveals more than it intended to.
Read more...More evidence, as if you needed it, that corporate executives are very skilled at feathering their nests.
Read more...Some new wrinkles on who wins and loses in James Galbraith’s Predator State.
Read more...The Silicon Valley citadel of capitalism is built on eugenics, bombs, and hatred of the working class, and it’s destroying the world.
Read more...A thorough takedown of the aggressively-sold falsehood that economic performance under Biden is good but the poors are too stupid to get it.
Read more...Corporate greedflation is squeezing household budgets and distorting the economy. But is tacit support for it really a one-party affair?
Read more...UK and US policy are mean to the poor, even though that stinginess costs all of us.
Read more...How war spending serves as a cover for the distribution of pork at the expense of American needs.
Read more...Largely a tribute to Barbara Ehrenreich’s work over time on the Professional Managerial Class.
Read more...Some data from New York City shows how the marked increase in new migrants is stressing services and not good for the migrants either.
Read more...How the education part of higher education has become an afterthought.
Read more...Opioid abuse marches on relentlessly, with little attention to the broader social stresses that make the US such an outlier on this front.
Read more...A revealing, and not at all in a good way, discussion of private equity by departing CalSTRS Chief Investment Officer Chris Ailman.
Read more...NYC Mayor Adams wants to close overflow sites where migrants evicted from shelters sleep on the ground while waiting for a new cot
Read more...Why the Fed’s approach to inflation has the main effect of reducing labor bargaining power, which is seldom the real problem.
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