Economics
The Republicans’ Military Budget Could Make Every Homeless Person In America A Millionaire
Last year, the United States spent more than $596 billion on the military, a total greater than the next six countries in the world combined. … The Republicans’ Military Budget Could Make Every Homeless Person In America A MillionaireRead more
The Public Sector Is A Milk Cow For Private Enterprise
Social Security and Medicare are under attack from Wall Street, conservatives, and free market economists. The claims are that these programs are unaffordable and that … The Public Sector Is A Milk Cow For Private EnterpriseRead more
The Political Movement that Dared not Speak its Own Name
Thoughts on Neoliberalism from a Polanyian Perspective Laissez faire was planned, explained Karl Polanyi in The Great Transformation: The origins of the market system go … The Political Movement that Dared not Speak its Own NameRead more
Bayer and Monsanto: A Marriage Made in Hell
In a world infected with a plethora of immoral multinational corporations, it is hard to think of two corporations who have more nefarious histories than … Bayer and Monsanto: A Marriage Made in HellRead more
The rising political consciousness
Clinton Laughs
The Intercept’s Lee Fang recently questioned Hillary Clinton about her speeches for Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs, which paid her $675,000 for just three appearances. … Clinton LaughsRead more
Why women earn less
Women earn nearly one-third less than men within a year of completing a PhD in a science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM) field, suggests an … Why women earn lessRead more
A Global Movement Challenging a Broken Economic System
http://commondreams.org/sites/default/files/styles/cd_large/public/views-article/nuitdebout.jpg?itok=49Df3JX8 One commonality of these social movements for ‘real democracy’—whether in France, Turkey, Tunisia, or the U.S.— is that while they start as protests against … A Global Movement Challenging a Broken Economic SystemRead more

