July/August 2011

How to End Wars for Oil: Stop Burning Oil Altogether

Progressives all over the world are demanding that there be “no war for oil.” We must also call for the dismantlement of the world’s fossil fuel-dominant global energy infrastructure.

The Purloined Trillions

By James M. Cypher

In 2009 alone, bosses pocketed an estimated $1.91 trillion that 40 years ago would have gone to workers. Read more »
Universal Health Care: Can We Afford Anything Less?

By Gerald Friedman

Why only a single-payer system can solve America’s health-care mess. Read more »
From Public Meat Markets to Derivatives Markets

By Polly Cleveland

What are the lessons from old New York for today’s derivatives markets? Read more »

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Wounded Tiger

By Dan Read

Ireland submits to the IMF. | Order this issue or subscribe.

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ampersand How Democracy Works
two cents Globalization | Full Employment
active cultureSurviving Breitbart
commentRegulation as "Job-Killer"
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in reviewAndrew Hacker & Claudia Dreifus, Higher Education?
ask dr. dollarDo low taxes on dividends and capital gains encourage economic growth?

The U.S. Care Affordability Crisis

How to End Wars for Oil: Stop Burning Oil Altogether

Economists, the Trump Tariffs, and Alternatives

July/August 2011

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