No Matter How You Look at It, the Big Beautiful Bill is a Monstrosity
Here are three views of the bill's horrific distributional consequences.
Gerald Friedman
20 articles
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 subscribe
New Issue!
Our January/February issue is finally out--sent to e-subscribers a couple of days ago, and in the mail to print
Krugman’s Failure to Speak Truth to Power about Austerity
By William K. Black Cross-posted at New Economic Perspectives. In the first column in this series I explained how Hillary
New Issue!
Our November/December 2016 issue is out! I just posted the cover story, Jerry Friedman's Nativism: As American
D&S Left Forum panels, plus: Friedman Responds on Single-Payer
Dollars & Sense will be at this year's Left Forum conference in New York City, this afternoon through
Our May/June issue is out!
Our May/June issue is out! Print subscribers should get their copies soon, and electronic subscribers just received their full-color
Bernie Slanders: How the Democratic Party Establishment Suffocates Progressive Change
By Thomas I. Palley, Independent Economist Washington, D.C. Cross-posted at the author's blog, thomaspalley.com. An earlier
Our March/April Issue Is Out!
We sent our March/April 2016 issue to e-subscribers last week, and the print copies are now arriving in print
The Latest Links on Friedman/Sanders, Romers, etc.
Gerald Friedman, Naked Capitalism, Gerald Friedman Responds to the Romers on the Sanders Plan: Different Models, Different Politics. Differences between
Latest links on Friedman/Sanders, etc.
More posts related to the kerfuffle over our columnist Gerald Friedman's report WHAT WOULD SANDERS DO? ESTIMATING THE
On the Neglect of Class in Neoclassical Macroeconomics
A Response to the Romers’ Critique of Friedman Bernienomics Analysis By Ron Baiman of the Chicago Political Economy Group To
Galbraith Summary of the Friedman v. Romers Debate
By James K. Galbraith, Professor of Government/Business Relations at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, the University