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.
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Ha-Joon Chang on Democracy Now
Cambridge University economist Ha-Joon Chang was on Democracy Now! today. (Hat-tip to Taki M.) We ran an online
Hey Econ Profs - Get Your Textbooks Here
An economist is walking down the street with a friend. The friend stops and says "Hey look, a $20
Several Links on Capitalism/Socialism
Here are some links that have crossed our virtual desks on the topic(s) (roughly) of capitalism's implosion,
Financial Times on 'The Future of Capitalism'
FT launches this new series today. The first day’s pieces dutifully concede that neoliberal policies with respect to the
Sen. Labor Committee Hearing on Abuse--TODAY
A press release from our friends at Interfaith Worker Justice, about a hearing this afternoon. Kim Bobo, author of Wage
More Craziness: Japan Runs Record CA Deficit
From The Financial Times: Japan in record current account deficit By Michiyo Nakamoto in Tokyo Financial Times Published: March 9
ADB: Asset Prices May Have Fallen $50 Trn
From The Financial Times: Plunging assets cost $50,000bn By Raphael Minder in Hong Kong and Alan Beattie in Washington
TDCotE (viii): The Use and Abuse of Trust
The Dull Compulsion of the Economic (viii) A series of blog postings by D&S collective member Larry Peterson
London G20 Protest: Biggest Since Iraq War?
From Sunday's (it's still Saturday EST) Observer: The voices in G20's chorus of protest
FDIC Bill Attempt To Bypass TARP battle
From The Wall Street Journal: MARCH 7, 2009 FDIC Bill Dodges a New TARP Fight Wall Street Journal By DAMIAN
January Consumer Borrowing Rises
From The International Herald Tribune: Borrowing in U.S. rises unexpectedly The Associated Press Friday, March 6, 2009 WASHINGTON: U.