When All Else Is Out of Bounds, Zap Labor
From Nixon’s wage controls to today’s interest rate hikes, the fight against inflation has targeted labor.
Dear Dr. Dollar: What are the similarities and differences between structural adjustment in the rest of the world/Third World and structural adjustment in the United States? --Vicki Legion, San Francisco, Calif.
In 1995, California granted a private company the right to construct express toll lanes along the State Route 91 freeway
"Since 1980, the U.S. government has reduced its intervention in the U.S. economy, which has become much
Yves Smith has said it better than I could in her blog, Naked Capitalism: “My sense is that the widespread
In last week’s New York Times Magazine, columnist Chuck Klosterman (“The Ethicist”) answered a reader question that started out
This picture is from the Red Line (one of the lines in the Boston area subway system, known as the
We received this email from our friend Jeremy Alderson, founder and host of an excellent annual radio program, the Homelessness
(1) Shiftchange: Via our former book editor, Dan Fireside (now at Equal Exchange) and others, a new documentary about worker-
[Update--I restored the missing blog posts! Original posts start tomorrow, I promise! --Chris Sturr] Dear D&S blog
Item 1: Hat-tip to Peter W.: From the blog Squashed, a great riposte to Romney’s claim that if
(1) New Co-Editor! First things first: Dollars & Sense has a new co-editor! Or to be precise, our