With dpressed wages the question was, how can workers buy the products that capitalists produce when they had so little money in their pocket? The answer: credit. Read here
“A university is above all a place where everything can be questioned. Where opinions, procedures and habits are challenged. Where there is no place for rigidity.” Read here
Sounds like a government in meltdown. Read here
Anger at Viktor Orbán’s rule in Hungary also directed at courts system and state media Read here
Get caught up on Yanis Varoufakis´ political activities and plans. Listen here Please begin at 1’20” for the English part (before that is in German).
Thousands of Serbian protesters gathered again on Saturday in Belgrade for new anti-government protest, warning that they will not give up their demands. Read here
Apparetnly the Yellow Vests are not disappearing. The question is who goes first: them or Macron? Read here
Columbia law professor Tim Wu on The Curse of Bigness, neo-Brandeisian antitrust, and the lessons we should learn from the first Gilded Age. Cross-posted from Pro Market The blog of the Stigler Center at the University […]
We have been complaining about the hysterical discussion around Brexit. This article by Ann Pettifor is one of the great exceptions. She analyses the situation with a cool and clear head. An excellent weekend read […]
Do not be intimidated by the language and graph. This article exposes why banks are serving society less and speculators and rentiers ever more. It is also not that difficult. Good read for the weekend. […]
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