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Chomsky on Financialization vs. Capitalism: “That doesn’t make me fall in love with the feudal system.”
Great article about real-world economics on the occasion of Noam Chomsky’s comments in a documentary called “The Divide.” Noam is particularly on point in this one. Example: “INTERVIEWER: Does it give you any hope that some of the super-rich, such … Continue reading
NOT NEGATIVE, JUST TRUE: “EXPENSES SOAR, WAGES STALL”
A few days ago, the website of The Washington Post ran a story with this headline–“Happy Days No More: Middle-class families squeezed as expenses soar, wages stall.” No shit, Sherlock. The article tells us the following: “Wages for millions of … Continue reading
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