…system for “product” from which it can reap multiple layers of fees and excess profits. That easy flow of credit led directly to the financial crisis that caused the Great…

…that we have seen in the causes of our Great Recession. Forty years of Reaganomics bred negative attitudes towards government regulation fostered within government itself and gave brutal, greed-is-good capitalism…

…financial crisis of 1929-31. Neither the Long Depression of the 19th century nor the Great Depression of the 20th was an era of nonstop decline — on the contrary, both…

…a mile below the Gulf of Mexico’s surface. Republican opponents quickly labeled it “Obama’s Katrina.” David Brooks of the New York Times takes another tack, arguing, “The real parallel could…

…for unemployment and Darby’s corrected version. Figure 2. Big difference, eh? Of course, unemployment was relatively high all the way through the start of World War 2. The Great Depression…

…for tough regulation of the banks that caused the Great Recession and the bankers who flew through it with hardly a scrape, while ordinary Americans are suffering high unemployment, stifled…

…Great Recession. What I’ve seen so far – Smith covers a lot of ground that is well trodden, but she does it well, and smoothly, entertainingly, and she connects the…

…profits are due to two things–(1) resuming the same casino gambling that caused the 2008 crisis and Great Recession and cost millions their jobs and (2) feeding off the public…

…February 26, 2004 IRN, Inc. 550 Three Mile Rd. Grand Rapids, MI 49544 www.irn-auto.com http://www.ctma.com/news/documents/CTMAChinaPresentationbyIRN-Feb2604.pdf [7] The Great Recession and neo-liberalism Extract from Robert Manne’s 2009 QE Lecture in Quarterly…

…campaign site that is still up goes into great detail about candidate Obama’s position with regard to Social Security. He emphasized three things: (1) the belief that in the long…