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Barack Obama and the Promise of Change
By Ben Mah   2009-03-08
 
 
The Obama Presidency and China
By Ben Mah   2009-03-08
 
 
Some Firms Cut Costs Without Resorting to Layoffs
By CARI TUNA   2008-12-18
Amid flood of job-reduction announcements, some employers believe axing people can be short-sighted response.
 
 
FROM THE READER: Send me More of Your Work on This Issue
By Sandra Polaski   2008-11-17
A response to "An Open Letter to World Leaders Attending the November 15 White House Summit on Financial Markets and the World Economy".
 
 
FROM THE READER: Keynes's Approach is Not a Panacea to the Solution of the Present-Day Crisis
By Leeliang   2008-11-16
A comment on "An Open Letter to World Leaders Attending the November 15 White House Summit on Financial Markets and the World Economy".
 
 
An Open Letter to World Leaders Attending the November 15 White House Summit on Financial Markets and the World Economy
By Paul Davidson, Henry C K Liu, etc.   2008-11-12
Those who do not learn the lessons of history are bound to repeat its tragedy. Neo-liberal economists in the last three decades have denied the possibility of a replay of the worldwide destructiveness of the Great Depression that followed the collapse of the speculative bubble created by unfettered US financial markets of the "Roaring Twenties".
 
 
Paul Krugman -- 2008 Nobel Laureate in Economics
By Ben Mah   2008-11-04
Ironically, the Western countries led by the United States, through WTO, World Bank, IMF and under the aegis of neoliberalism, impose policy and agendas on the developing countries that are “almost the exact opposite of what they used in the past.”Thus, notwithstanding all those falsehoods being peddled by Mr. Krugman and his neoliberal colleagues, nations will be poor...
 
 
Obama vs. McCain: Who are robbing whom?
By Sherwin Lu   2008-10-27
During the current U.S. presidential campaign, the Democratic candidate Obama criticizes his Republican counterpart McCain as a follower of President Bush’s policies, which favor the rich and have caused serious disasters, while McCain accuses Obama of intending to rob the rich of their wealth and the poor of their job opportunities....
 
 
WTO and China
By Liang   2008-10-24
... we now see that if China stayed in the WTO and emphasized foreign trade and permit FDI, then it will be kept poor and backward...
 
 
Wall Street's Meltdown: How America Caught Speculative Fever
By Sam Pizzigati   2008-10-20
In short, inequality cooked up the current Wall Street meltdown. Any serious attempt to end this meltdown -- and prevent another -- has to recognize inequality's role.
 
 
 
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