Phil Dobbie and Steve Keen discuss business cycles. What causes them and how can we reduce their impact. As Steve explains, neo-classical economics teaches us that the turns in a cycle are caused by endogenous […]
The first phase of the UK University Strike is over. What was most impressive about it was the broad front created by employees and students. Emily Luise Hart is a Lecturer in Criminology at the […]
Fair Tax Mark examines the tax conduct of Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Google and Microsoft over the last decade. The report questions whether the companies, collectively referred to as the ‘Silicon Six’, are paying their […]
Mass strikes across France enter their seventh day. Read here
Suddenly capital controls are back in the discussion. Read here
During cop25 we are running a series of articles about the Green New Deal, which has nothing to do with Germany’s EU Green Deal. Germans eat your hearts out. This is not the crap you […]
German coal giant Uniper is threatening to sue the Netherlands over a law to phase out coal. Under the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT), it could claim up to €1 billion in compensation. But opposition to […]
“For this holiday season, I will give three big items that are apparently too simple for economists to understand.” Especially interesting in point 3! Also an article for non-economists Dean Baker is a Senior Economist […]
Often talked about as a ‘bridge fuel’ to renewable energy, natural gas and LNG are instead boosting fossil fuel use, a new study shows. InsideClimate News is an independent, not-for-profit, non-partisan news organization that covers […]
French President Emmanuel Macron will on Sunday meet ministers involved in his radical pension reform which has prompted a nationwide strike and brought key transport services to a standstill. Read here
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