September/October 2018

Game Changers: Economic Policies for a Working America

The Political Economy Research Institute’s new initiative brings together economists and practitioners to develop transformative but practical policies for a fairer, greener, and more democratic economy.

Hope for Housing in California’s Equitable Economy

Jane Paul

Third in a Series: An Equitable Economy Rises in Los Angeles | Read more »
“Migration Is a Form of Fighting Back”

David Bacon

Looking at the Root Causes of Migration | Read more »
California’s “Yimbys”

Zelda Bronstein

The Growth Machine’s Shock Troops | Read more »
Trump Is Giving Protectionism a Bad Name

William G. Moseley

Tariffs and subsidies to support infant industries can be key for economic development in the Global South. | Read more »

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the regulars

editor’s note Addressing the Housing Crisis
the short run
up against the wall street journal “Secular Stagnation” Persists
[sources for this article available here]
in reviewSven-Eric Liedman, A World to Win: The Life and Works of Karl Marx
economy in numbers What Is Happening to Unemployment?
ask dr. dollar How Much of the U.S. Economy Is Devoted to Social Control?

Metal of the Past, Metal of the Future

The Latest Job Calamity—Mostly Home-Made

Game Changers: Economic Policies for a Working America

September/October 2018

Available only in the print edition:

the regulars