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.
Dear Dr. Dollar: Would an increase of the minimum wage be inflationary? Would more inflation than we have now be
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Even business leaders are now calling for corporate reform, but most of the measures on offer are little more than cosmetic.
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To summarize the argument of Capital thus far, Piketty has found that over long stretches of time and in many
Above--an image from Wilders' Best Friends Forever, which makes posters displaying reactionary and/or racist quotations from people
Should We Count Out Piketty Due to Sum Math Errors? While I am here in Paris reading Capital in the
Chris Giles and Ferdinando Giugliano raised some concerns about Thomas Piketty's data in yesterday's Financial Times.
Capital in the Twenty-First Century Part II Part II of Capital in the Twenty-First Century focuses on the
More at The Real News Above is a half-hour-long video from The Real News Network of an interview