Questions of inequality and distribution are likely to become increasingly important in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. Franziska Disslbacher and Patrick Mokre draw on the latest Household Finance and Consumption Survey, released in March, […]
The ultra-liberal principles that govern the eurozone exclude direct public intervention. The result is a decade characterised by lower growth and higher unemployment in the developed world. Antonio Lettieri is Editor of Insight and President […]
“Riots are often justified, what’s the French Revolution but a riot blessed by history”
Progress for equality and the environment is only possible with public ownership of the major financial institutions and multi-nationals so that the world can be planned through democratic organisations for social objectives, not for profit […]
The beginning of the blog concerns Australia, but quickly goes over to the EU. Read here
Creating fiscal space to write-off household debt will bring macroeconomic renewal and end the era of debt-dependent growth Johnna Montgomerie is Reader in International Political Economy, King’s College London Cross-posted from the SPERI website My […]
Financialisation was a way to defend capitalist society against its self-undermining tendencies. Read here
Germany’s new coronavirus stimulus package is wide of the mark, taking little account of the impact on investment, unemployment and loss of export income. Heiner Flassbeck is an economist, as well as publisher and editor […]
The desire to return to normal is not an alternative. That is what has brought us to this crisis, which is completely out of control. Richard D. Wolff is professor of economics emeritus at the […]
We all shall always be indebted to Richard Murphy. When everyone else seemed to have given up on the Green New Deal, he and Colin Hines kept faith and repeatedly posted articles on the topic. […]
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