…use) billionaires, including the Kochs, financial-industry billionaire families that include the Mercers and the Ricketts and who were top funders of Trump’s general-election campaign, and oil-and-gas billionaires, including top funders…

…Wiers, who bought five acres here in 1896, noting that he considers many workers at Wiers Farms, which cultivates more than 1,000 acres of produce under the Dutch Maid label,…

…productive factors, he apparently concludes, somewhat naively, that just as the laborers in society will in the aggregate profit by increase in the social income, so also will the laborers…

…Chambers’s Miscellany of Useful and Entertaining Tracts. In the Chambers dialogue, the mill owner, Mr. Smith explains to a worker, Mr. Jackson, how the immutable laws of economics harmonize their…

…of credit to farmers. More recently, opponents of the Federal Reserve have included members of Congress from both parties. While Trump was willing to criticize Wall Street during his campaign,…

…Post Keynesian thought, with some expelling others, although not necessarily totally. Joan Robinson coined the term back in the 1950s, and for a while Paul Samuelson was using the term…

…status of the self-proclaimed al-Khalifa, Abu-Bakr al Baghdadi. Rumors have had him dead while others say he remains alive and in charge of the remnants of his group. Regarding its…

…researchers permission to publish their answers. In a series experiments, participants were given increasing amounts of control over their information. The results revealed what the researchers called a “control paradox:”…

…go to current U.S.-born workers or legal immigrants already in the country—instead of bringing in new workers to fill those jobs 88% of conservatives, 78% of moderates, 78% of independents,…

…Morgan Stanley, etc.) as well as others (American Express, GMAC [now Ally], etc.) banks in order to lend them money under the provisions of TARP and other save – the…