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Brad DeLong's five percent solution... (2)3 comments

charley2u wrote 1 week ago: CONTINUED FROM HERE Since you have now exhausted your capacity to absorb any more debt in the run up … more →

Tags: Economics, Political Economy, Politics, Bailout, Brad DeLong, budget deficit, current account deficit, Depression, Economic Collapse

Why beat a straw man when you have Larry Summers?

charley2u wrote 2 weeks ago: “I think we got the Recovery Act right,” Larry Summers, the president’s chief economic adviser, said … more →

Tags: General Comment, Political Economy, Economic Policy, Barack Obama, shorter work week, trickle down economics, recession, budget deficit, Economic Collapse

The Obama Jobs Summit: Grate Expectations4 comments

charley2u wrote 2 weeks ago: Governor William J. Le Petomane: We have to protect our phoney baloney jobs here, gentlemen! We must … more →

Tags: Political Economy, Economic Policy, Barack Obama, shorter work week, The Economy, trickle down economics, Economy, recession, budget deficit

Saint Paul's conversion...2 comments

charley2u wrote 2 weeks ago: Paul Krugman is officially off our shit list: … [W]e could have policies that support private- … more →

Tags: Off-Blog, shorter work week, recession, Economic Collapse, Depression, Unemployment

Why unemployment is ignored by Washington...

charley2u wrote 3 weeks ago: An interesting exchange with Larry Summers, the shithead who advises the Messiah on issues of unempl … more →

Tags: Economics, Political Economy, NSC-68, Barack Obama, shorter work week, trickle down economics, federal reserve, recession, human costs of empire

Someone else who gets it...

charley2u wrote 3 weeks ago: Over on Naked Capitalism the blogger, George Washington, continues on the theme we have written been … more →

Tags: Off-Blog, shorter work week, The Economy, trickle down economics, recession, human costs of empire, wall street crisis, Economic Collapse, Unemployment

Dean Baker: Cure for unemployment? Work shorter hours

charley2u wrote 1 month ago: The movement to reduce hours of work is bubbling up from the underground. From Dean Baker, Co-direct … more →

Tags: Off-Blog, Economic Policy, The Economy, human costs of empire, Economic Collapse, Depression, Unemployment

A moment of stunned silence...3 comments

charley2u wrote 1 month ago: MSNBC’s Hardball with Chris Matthews show was the scene of an uncomfortable pause when Jim Cra … more →

Tags: Off-Blog, Barack Obama, shorter work week, trickle down economics, recession, financial crisis, human costs of empire, wall street crisis, Great Depression

Econospeak: Shorter Working Time at Work

charley2u wrote 1 month ago: We wanted to show this to you, because we believe it will be important in the coming months as unemp … more →

Tags: shorter work week

Sandwichman's untimely demise - UPDATED

charley2u wrote 1 month ago: Sandwichman, the reliable voice for reducing hours of work at Econospeak, has met his untimely end, … more →

Tags: Off-Blog, Economic Policy, shorter work week

Nothing's working, and neither are a growing number of us...

charley2u wrote 2 months ago: The pictures are beginning to get quite ugly. The labor force continues to shrink: It is now about t … more →

Tags: Political Economy, Economic Policy, The Economy, trickle down economics, Economy, recession, financial crisis, wall street crisis, Economic Collapse

Why didn’t capitalism collapse in 1929? (Final)

charley2u wrote 2 months ago: Continued from here If we try to reconstruct the underlying events leading to the Great depression a … more →

Tags: Economics, Political Economy, shorter work week, World War II, federal reserve, recession, financial crisis, bernanke, wall street crisis

Why didn’t capitalism collapse in 1929? (Part three)4 comments

charley2u wrote 2 months ago: Continued from here The great vampire squid wrapped around the face of humanity (click to expand) If … more →

Tags: Economics, Politics, Political Economy, Inflation, Franklin Roosevelt, New Deal, War, Iraq War, federal reserve

Why didn't capitalism collapse in 1929? (Part two)2 comments

charley2u wrote 2 months ago: Continued from here The oddest statement to be found in Grossman’s reconstruction of Karl Marx … more →

Tags: Economics, Politics, Political Economy, shorter work week, federal reserve, recession, financial crisis, bernanke, wall street crisis

Why didn't capitalism collapse in 1929?1 comment

charley2u wrote 2 months ago: We have spent the past few weeks trying to absorb an essay, written by Henryk Grossman on the eve of … more →

Tags: Economics, Political Economy, shorter work week, recession, financial crisis, wall street crisis, Great Depression, Karl Marx, Economic Collapse

Don't count on a replay of the Great Depression...

charley2u wrote 2 months ago: We are trying to figure out what of the criticism we leveled at Paul Krugman is relevant, and what i … more →

Tags: Economics, Political Economy, Economic Policy, New Deal, shorter work week, The Economy, trickle down economics, federal reserve, recession

Still more notes on the delveraging economy:

charley2u wrote 3 months ago: What we have written here is all speculation based on our understanding of how the economy works. Pl … more →

Tags: Political Economy, Economic Policy, Barack Obama, shorter work week, trickle down economics, federal reserve, recession, Finance, Debt

More notes on the deleveraging economy...

charley2u wrote 3 months ago: The leverage we speak of is that set against your free time, your time to be human, your moments on … more →

Tags: General Comment, Off-Blog, Economic Policy, Barack Obama, shorter work week, trickle down economics, federal reserve, recession, Finance

Notes on the deleveraging economy...

charley2u wrote 3 months ago: In a previous post we pointed out that the expansion of superfluous working time was achieved by the … more →

Tags: General Comment, Economics, Political Economy, financial crisis, international financial system, wall street crisis


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