Branko Milanović – Can Corruption be good for Growth?
This is a topic that is underexposed in Europe, because, as Branko states, it is endemic in the West, just not in the form we use to define it. Just as important is raising the […]
This is a topic that is underexposed in Europe, because, as Branko states, it is endemic in the West, just not in the form we use to define it. Just as important is raising the […]
We continue with our series of articles mapping out possible ways of changing the economy to once again serve the majority of people and preserve the environment. Richard D. Wolff is professor of economics emeritus […]
Modelling the imperative of degrowth: to bring energy demand down to the point where we can eliminate carbon emissions by 2030, in a safe and just way. At first glance the article may appear technical […]
A good piece on inflation and what causes it. Far from a problem, moderate rates of price increase signal a healthy, expanding economy. John Weeks is PEF Council Coordinator, Professor Emeritus, School of Oriental & […]
An international fire brigade – one way of looking at the European Central Bank – should brook no interference at the national level when it turns on its fire hose. Its ultimate arbiter is the […]
Peter Bofinger approved this draft before the COVID-19 outbreak. The climate emergency requires massive public investments if we are to avoid catastrophic, civilisational collapse. The irresistible logic of the Green New Deal is starting […]
The time is ripe for us to refocus on what really matters: not GDP, but the health and well-being of our people and our planet. Giorgos Kallis is ICREA Professor at the Institute of Environmental […]
To be able to deal with these consequences of the coronavirus, our crisis response now should not lock us in into a permanent state of austerity, greater inequality, and heightened vulnerability to future health calamities. […]
Bailing out struggling companies shouldn’t mean a return to business as usual after Covid-19. Alex Chapman is a consultant with NEF Consulting Cross-posted from the New Economic Forum They say we should have put the […]
The plan is simple. Governments are to give grants and cheap loans to large corporations by borrowing from financial institutes, who will make a handsome profit. Afterwards there is austerity, as the 99% pay for […]
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