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Financing an Equitable Economy in Los Angeles
First in a series, "A Sustainable Economy Rises in Los Angeles."
Beyond Trump's Tariffs and Trade War
Mr. Trump raised the stakes late Thursday in his tariff showdown with Beijing, vowing to impose another $100 billion in
Is The US Hypocritical To Criticize Russian Election Meddling?
Cross-posted at Social Europe. Thomas Carothers has recently written an article in Foreign Affairs, the prestigious elite journal published
New Issue! Plus: Regional economic disparities and Hillary Clinton's Unfortunate Remarks
Our March/April issue is at the printers (and in e-subscribers' inboxes). (Not a subscriber yet? You can
Re-theorizing the Welfare State and the Political Economy of Neoliberalism’s War Against It
This paper argues neoliberalism is engaged in a war against the welfare state. At issue are competing views regarding the
Event: Finding Truth in Police Killings of Young Black Men
Former Dollars & Sense collective Ben Greenberg (who guest edited our March/April 2006 special issue on Hurricane Katrina) is
Worst Case Economics
Cross-posted from our sister blog, Triple Crisis. Frank Ackerman is principal economist at Synapse Energy Economics in Cambridge, Mass.
Trump and National Neoliberalism, Revisited
Last winter, in the wake of the 2016 Presidential election, I wrote an article for Dollars & Sense in which