Abstract: United States’ evangelistic rhetoric describes the imminent political and economic fracture of the world economy as a “conflict of civilisation” between democracies (countries that support US policy) and autocracies (nations acting independently). It would […]
The US stock market is bullish, but there are signs that the financial system has found new ways to re-produce risky lending crisis eerily familiar to the notorious sub-prime loans in 2008. Michael Roberts is […]
17 October 2025 GLENN DIESEN: Welcome back to the program. We are joined again by our good friend Professor Michael Hudson to discuss neoliberal economics, its unavoidable end and what comes thereafter. So welcome back […]
16 Ocotber 2025 NIMA ALKHORSHID: Hi, everybody. Today is Thursday, October 16, 2025, and our friends, Richard Wolff and Michael Hudson, join us today. Welcome, Richard and Michael. MICHAEL HUDSON: Good to be here. RICHARD […]
Neoliberal looting and debt entrapment of Argentina. IMF and US election interference may yet secure victory for Milei. Thomas Palley is an American economist who has served as the chief economist for the United States-China […]
The US economy would be in recession-territory if it were not for the enormous bet that has been placed that AI really will deliver productivity growth in short order, a bet that looks perilous. Michael […]
2 October 2025 NIMA ALKHORSHID: Hi everybody. Today is Thursday, October 2nd, 2025, and our friends, Richard Wolff and Michael Hudson, join us today. Welcome, Richard and Michael. MICHAEL HUDSON: It’s good to be back. […]
European leaders have a penchant for self-harm when it comes to the Ukraine war: everything they do comes back at them like a boomerang. Mark Episkopos is a Eurasia Research Fellow at the Quincy Institute […]
How U.S. imperial power rests on fragile mechanisms: dollar reserves recycling deficits, tariffs as hidden taxes, and oil and food as leverage. But each policy now collides with shifting trade, new alliances, and domestic squeeze. […]
Stablecoins are not stable if they are owned by inherently risk-taking, unstable commercial banks. Sergi Basco is an Economics professor at the University of Barcelona. Cross-posted from The Conversation On 25 September 2025, it was […]
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