The Byproducts of the War on Iran
Iran’s control of the Strait of Hormuz affects not just oil and fertilizer, but also the many oil- and gas-based inputs essential to everyday goods.
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The Magnitude and Meaning of the Proposed Bailout
A press release from the excellent National Priorities Project. What $700 Billion for Wall Street means on Main Street Northampton,
Jobs with Justice Letter Campaign
This is from Jobs with Justice; hat-tip, again, to John Miller. What's At Stake? Tell Congress: No Wall
Resources for Action on the Bailout
Hat-tip to D&S collective member and columnist John Millerfor these links. First, long-time D&S author and
Just Another Wacky Day In Finance
This posting is from D&S collective member and frequent blogger Larry Peterson. To see more of his posts,
Bright Greetings Dear American- -Paulson's Scam
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - From: Henry Paulson
Jim Crotty on Market Meltdown
Hat-tip to Emily Kawano of the Center for Popular Economics for this item: "Market Meltdown": Listen to an
Is the Bailout Justified?
This is a Q&A session with Mason Gaffney, professor of economics at the University of California at Riverside.
The shadow banking system is unravelling
A grim assessment from Nouriel Roubini of the Financial Times: Read the rest of the article.
Laughing All the Way to the Bank?
Here’s one of the zillion rumors flying around the news of the administration’s new $700 billion Wall Street
John MillerDisscusses the Financial Crisis on the Radio
John Miller, D&S collective member and columnist, and professor of economics at Wheaton College, was interviewed yesterday on
Paulson Bailout Plan a Historic Swindle
From William Greider, in The Nation: Read the rest of the article...
Sanders Comments on Economic Crisis
A statement from U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders (Independent, Vt.) on the economic crisis: Mr. SANDERS. Mr. President, let me