We can call it strategic impotence – using a claim to be unable to do something as means of pursuing one’s advantage or cementing privilege.
Economics
Lars Syll: For-profit schools corrupt educational systems — lessons from Sweden
This may come of little surpise. When one thinks about the fees that some universities charge, one can only wonder it they can afford to give their pupils poor marks? Read here
Climate Crisis
DIW: Make the European Green Deal Real –Combining Climate Neutrality and Economic Recovery
We normally do not link to extensive reports, but this one is special, as it is a holistic approach to the energy transition away from fossil fuel. Definitely take the time to read the Executive […]
Economics
Ann Pettifor: Why are rents rising at record rates?
On the perverse impact of debt deflation after a period of debt inflation Read HERE
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