Liberals love the idea of meritocracy. But while it promises equality of opportunity, it cannot create equality of condition Lisa Pelling is a political scientist and head of the Stockholm-based think tank Arena Idé Cross-posted […]
Interview with Noam Chomsky covering a broad range of topics that are interconnected Noam Chomsky is a linguist, philosopher, and political activist. He is the laureate professor of linguistics at the University of Arizona. This […]
“New protectionist (‘Buy American’/’Buy European’) industrial policy in the rich world is in tension with the agenda of developmentalist states in Asia.” Read HERE
I repeat my position on dealing with the current inflation: 1. Hold interest rates constant (as in Japan). 2. Do not expand fiscal policy significantly. 3. Provide fiscal support to the low-income families. 4. Watch […]
A case study in neo-colonial economic relationships: Madagascan workers get paid a pittance to make French ‘artificial intelligence’ intelligent Clément Le Ludec is in the sociology of digital technology department at Télécom Paris – Institut […]
Public sector workers in Europe are financially on the brink. In this case Britain Josh Ryan-Collings is Head of Finance and Macroeconomics at University College of London’s Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose Cross-posted from […]
The current bank crisis is no isolated crisis but really another chapter in the long unraveling of the US financial system Michael Hudson is President of The Institute for the Study of Long-Term Economic Trends […]
Despite some progress, white men still dominate the upper rungs of the economy while women have more than a fair share of low-paying jobs. Sarah Anderson directs the Global Economy Project and co-edits Inequality.org at […]
Inequality should be limited so that it does not affect opportunities, so that it does not slow growth and so that it does not undermine democracy Branko Milanović is an economist specialised in development and […]
Wealth creates power; power creates more wealth. Unattended, this can become a vicious cycle. Robert Reich, is the Chancellor’s Professor of Public Policy at the University of California, Berkeley, and a senior fellow at the […]
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