7 Deadly Innocent Frauds of Economic Policy
The presumption of innocence by those perpetrating the frauds is characteristic of Professor Galbraith’s cynically gracious approach.
The presumption of innocence by those perpetrating the frauds is characteristic of Professor Galbraith’s cynically gracious approach.
By now everyone should understand that free market capitalism is as much of a farce as trickle down economics. By and large what we have is socialism for the affluent and austerity for the disadvantaged.
The same invisible hand will take over, and all the things you hate about capitalism will reign supreme in your life. Libertarianism is the epitome of capitalism.
Dr. Pavlina Tcherneva describes how a Federal Job Guarantee (FJG) removes the threat of unemployment by offering a living wage with decent benefits in the public sector. Dr. Tcherneva also mentions that while she is a fan of certain basic income guarantees such as a universal child allowance, paid family leave, and expanded social security, …
In 1971, some 45 years ago this week, an otherwise mild-mannered lawyer named Lewis Powell penned a manifesto that served as a battle cry for the 1%.
Bbbbbut Bernie is $17 trillion short on his healthcare plan… relax Francis…
Funding The Revolution: Trying to make econ fun to learn
Your kids are not strapped with debt. Just the debt of ignorance we place on them by repeating debt and deficit myths.
Bernie Sanders has an ambitious agenda. Too ambitious, insist his critics (including, especially, surrogates of Hillary Clinton).
Hillary and Bill Clinton and Paul Krugman have pivoted in response to Bernie Sanders’ series of electoral wins and are racing hard right on finance and crime.