Profiteering in Oil Futures Made Easy (to Understand)
Let’s look at exactly what happened on Monday morning and what makes it is so suspicious.
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The Short Run: Taxing the Poor and the Poorer
Taxing the Poor and the Poorer An item from "The Short Run" in the May/June issue of
NYC to NOLA: Bridges Connecting Workers
NYC to NOLA - Bridges Connecting Workers Thursday July 13 / 7pm-8:30pm Human and civil rights violations pre-date Katrina. The
U.S. Military Spending and the Cost of the Wars
For the past several years, the annual inflation-adjusted budget of the Department of Defense has been higher than the Cold
Econ-Utopia: Environmental Tax Shifting
An Econ-Utopia, brought to you by the Center for Popular Economics. Econ-Utopia: Environmental Tax Shifting By Jonathan Teller-Elsberg, CPE Staff
The Short Run: Drug Treatment Pays for Itself Many Times Over
Drug Treatment Pays for Itself Many Times Over An item from "The Short Run" in the May/June
Econamici: Economan Captures the Knowledge Economy
Review of David Warsh's Knowledge and the Wealth of Nations David Warsh's engaging new book Knowledge
Solidarity; new website content
I am out of the office today in an act of solidarity with the international working class: I'm
Econamici: The Mother of all Bungles in Iraq
The Mother of all Bungles in Iraq Introductory Economics Lesson One: Price controls can backfire. Exhibit A: New York City
Connecticut commentator considers land tax
In Repopulating New Orleans (D&S, Mar/Apr 2006) , Mason Gaffney set San Francisco's rebuilding after its
WHAT'S HAPPENING IN NEW ORLEANS? COMMON GROUND COLLECTIVE at UMASS BOSTON
A friend of mine who is a student at UMass passed this announcement on to me. When: Where: www.commongroundrelief.
A dark night, a mysterious dame, and a gumshoe looking for clues in the case of the vanishing wages
From Jared Bernstein's May 7 op ed in the LA Times. http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/sunday/
The Wealth of Nations, Wolf on Jacobs, Krugman on Warsh
By Polly Cleveland Martin Wolf of the Financial Times, calls Jane Jacobs, who died last week, "a self-educated intellectual