Coretta Scott King and Jesse Jackson: Champions of Economic Justice
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Notes from the road: musings on the nickels and dimes of travel
I've been on the road for Dollars & Sense for a week and a half now, and it&
Big Box Stores & the Future of Retail: Tales from the American Economic Association
So, we've had a highlight from the Allied Social Sciences Associations meetings; now here's a lowlight.
Dennis Kucinich at National Conference for Media Reform
On Friday night, Congressman and presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) visited the National Conference for Media Reform and issued an
The Long-Term Costs of Providing Veterans Benefits
In Soldiers Returning from Iraq and Afghanistan: The Long-Term Costs of Providing Veterans Medical Care and Disability Benefits, Linda Bilmes
Econ-Atrocity: The 800-Pound Ronald McDonald in the Room
An Econ-Atrocity, brought to you by the Center for Popular Economics. Econ-Atrocity: The 800-Pound Ronald McDonald in the Room By
TCCI’s North Gulfport - Turkey Creek Clean Up
The following report from the Mississippi Gulf Coast is by Derrick Evans (see "Ground Zero of Someone Else'
<a href="https://dollarsandsense.org/archives/2007/0107drdollar.html">The "Double-Taxation" of Corporations</a>
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Save NOLA Affordable Housing Fact Sheet
The following fact sheet came via an email from Bill Quigley. It has also been posted on justiceforneworleans.org, a
Econamici: When Affirmative Action was White, by Ira Katznelson
Economic historians often refer to the period from World War II to the mid 1970's as the "
Pinochet and Neoliberalism
On Monday Augusto Pinochet Ugarte, former dictator of Chile and neoliberal/monetarist reformer, escaped prosecution for his many crimes against
We're big in Brussells!
The European Federation of Employee Shareownership (EFES) has selected Worker-Owners and Unions: Why Can't We Just Get Along?
Arizona seizes migrants' remittances
A follow-up to our coverage (1,2) of Arizona's attempt to finance its border wall with a tax