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Should We Be Talking About Living Wages Now?
Should living-wage campaigns take a back seat to pulling the economy out of recession? | Read more »
Dear Dr. Dollar:
Dear Dr. Dollar: I learned in my economics classes that in a market economy, problems tend to be self-correcting. So why don’t we see this kind of self-correction now? | Read more »
Renters In the Crosshairs
The foreclosure crisis threatens to wreak havoc not just on homeowners, but also on tenants.
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The Costs of the Embargo
The 47-year-old blockade now costs the United States far more than it costs Cuba. | Read more »
Time for Permanent Nationalization!
If a bank is “too big to fail,” it should be public.
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Inequality, Power, and Ideology
- By Arthur MacEwan
- March/April 2009
- Issue 281
Without an understanding of the causes of the current crisis, we are unlikely to develop a solution; certainly we are not going to get a solution that has a lasting impact. And
determining the causes is complicated because several intertwined factors have been involved. |
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Climate Change and Ecosocialism
- An Interview with Ecosocialist Joel Kovel
- March/April 2009
- Issue 281
“To me, the overall problem—not simply of climate change, but the whole
ecological crisis of which climate change comprises a major part—is the gravest threat ever faced by humanity.” |
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