September/October 2026 The Plutonomy—AI Edition—and the Coming Crisis Driven by speculative finance, stagnant wages, and AI hype, today’s tech-heavy economy mirrors the fragile plutonomy that collapsed into the Great Crash of 1929. Yeva Nersisyan and L. Randall Wray Sep 1, 2026
Metal of the Past, Metal of the Future Copper, the first metal worked by humans, will be crucial to decarbonization, and could be the path to a Chinese Century. Bill Barclay Aug 29, 2026
Monthly Jobs Analysis The Latest Job Calamity—Mostly Home-Made The Latest Unemployment Report from the National Jobs for All Network Frank Stricker Aug 26, 2026
July/August 2024 Assessing Bidenomics Is the Biden administration’s economic policy a break with neoliberal orthodoxy, or more of the same? Nick French Jul 1, 2024
May/June 2024 One Year After the New York Nurses’ Strike, What Comes Next? Chronic short staffing is a common complaint of nurses working in U.S. hospitals—one that reflects a dangerous problem, Nick French May 1, 2024
May/June 2024 (Mostly) Useful Government Numbers The federal government generates millions of economic numbers in thousands of publications every year. Some of these publications can be Frank Stricker, with Illustrations by Kevin Moore May 1, 2024
