by Chandra Childers Economic Policy Institute Working Economics Blog Some background on the author; Chandra Childers is a senior policy and economic analyst with the Economic Analysis and Research Network…

…profound, economically. Freedom to Innovate. Individuals who are standing on the social springboard that Democratic policies provide — who have that stable platform beneath them — have the economic freedom…

…or anything else for its own sake. Instead this New Century is to be an unabashedly American Century to further America’s own interests. This is a straight out call for…

Part 3 of Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century is the longest section of the book (230 pages out of 577), providing his analysis of inequality at the level…

…atmosphere for millenia, and that science isvery basic. Koonin then proceeds to make a number of claims: The question of how climate will change over the next century is unsettled…

…that. To see that this is true you need to examine two coupled documents from the Project for a New American Century and their signatories: the PNAC Statement of Principles…

…in the eighteenth century and his so-called law originated in that century but Say didn’t write about it until the early nineteenth century. According to John Kenneth Galbraith, the supposed…

…claim is a long story but there are four episodes that underline its reactionary character. The first episode involves the factory riots of the late 18th and early 19th century….

…industrially-augmented atrocities of the 20th century. The large debt of economic thought to theodicy has also by discussed by Joseph Vogl, John Milbank and others. My original contribution is to…

…19th and 20th Century America. Today’s Policing should be based on what is known in this the 21st Century. In the late 20th and early 21st Century there were US…