Trump’s Midterm Rebuke and Economic Hardship
From stagnant wages and rising prices to widening inequality, the economic forces behind voters’ growing discontent reveal a deeper, decades-long problem.
Issue 223
5 articles
Dear Dr. Dollar:
It’s conventional wisdom that when wages go up, as in the case of a union campaign or minimum wage increase, prices go up. My guess is that if the owners could have raised the prices, they would have already. What is the right answer? —Jeffrey Trivers, New Orleans
Radio For People, Not Profit
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The Myth of the Social Security Trust Fund
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Clinton's Social Security Scam
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