The Econocracy: An Interview with Cahal Mora
The new book Econocracy describes how economics training discourages critical thinking, overreaches, overpromises, and underdelivers.
Read more...The new book Econocracy describes how economics training discourages critical thinking, overreaches, overpromises, and underdelivers.
Read more...Yes, Virginia, more education for the lower orders really does pay off.
Read more...Neoliberal capitalism has led to underinvestment, lowering productivity and increasing inequality. Will Trump make things better or worse?
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...Economists are finally ‘fessing up to the fact that macroeconomics was never all that good and has regressed in recent decades.
Read more...A look at some of the economic and political issues related to globalization.
Read more...Why Democrats like Howard Dean believe in and sell austerity snake oil.
Read more...Why Trumpism caused mainstream ‘social science’ to fall like a house of cards.
Read more...Black recounts how fundamental austerity-driven economic policies had become to the Democrats and how Hillary embraced them wholeheartedly.
Read more...World Bank economist Paul Romer calls out obvious defects in macroeconomics, and is treated as a bomb-thrower.
Read more...Economists maintained a party line of never letting a bad word be said about more open trade even though they knew it would produce losers.
Read more...Capitalism needs a dose of socialism, aka public works. Mission-oriented public investment is vital to revive private-sector investment.
Read more...Financial globalization, meaning high levels of funds movement across borders, has fallen, and that’s a good thing.
Read more...Why are self-styled progressive economists like the Streetwise Professor criticising Blockchain boosters but making excuses for our elites?
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