…the middle class who have been the losers of the last decades of class warfare. The super-rich elite don’t deserve much attention at all in this debate–they have been the…

by Kenneth Thomas Guest Post: Is globalization good for America’s middle class? Part 2 In Part 1, I examined what economic theory has to say about the winners and losers…

…an economy where the winners already take all–if we don’t reverse the direction of distribution in this economy, we will end up in oligarchy (if we aren’t there already). In…

…has and can happen, the disconnect implied in the quote is striking. The benefits of trade are obvious to many, but the winners and losers in such trade is not…

…be more losers than winners, with the repercussions for the youngest Boomers most severe: 26 percent of them would lose an average of $4,200 in retirement income, while 11 percent…

…this point so hard? Are they really concerned about the specific tradeoffs represented by the above two charts (because wihin Medicare there are winners and losers)? I think not, instead…

rdan Daniel Kurtzman The posing and posturing hopefully will produce a partially reasonable plan for the overall benefit of US citizens. There will always be winners and losers, but let…

…to the Drawing Board: No Basis for Concluding the Doha Round of Negotiations. Research and Information System for Developing Countries Issue Brief. No. 36, April 2008. [2] Sandra Polaski, Winners…

…a grand scale — government picking winners and losers, all of whom will have powerful incentives to invest in lobbyists to influence government’s thousands of new wealth-allocating decisions. Lieberman’s legislation…

…since the first compact was drafted in 1922. And the manner in which it came about — no real winners or losers, but a cooperative regional effort to solve problems…