real-world economics review issue no. 109 download whole issue Culture – the elephant in the roomHardy Hanappi 22 The capitalization of everythingShimshon Bichler and Jonathan Nitzan 18 From the Bretton Woods system to global stagnationLeon Podkaminer 29 The role of internetization in creating sustainable development for the Global SouthConstantine E. Passaris 35 The works of Ha-Joon ChangJunaid B. Jahangir 56 A critique of Saito’s Slow Down; How degrowth communism...
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Roberts court silver lining
[unable to retrieve full-text content]The antiregulation bias of the Supreme Court was loudly signaled with the overturn of Chevron deference. Now, the SCOTUS has arrogated to itself the interpretation of technical details for regulation of things they are all incompetent to assess: ““Since Chevron has fallen, agencies are much more cautious in putting forward rules and regulations,” Ramachandran said. […] The post Roberts court silver lining appeared first on Angry...
Read More »Trust in the Justice System is Indeed Damaged
[unable to retrieve full-text content]But not in the way Mikie Johnson believes. “House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) on Monday slammed President Biden for his decision to pardon his son Hunter, calling the move an abuse of the justice system. Johnson rips Hunter Biden pardon, saying trust in justice system damaged, The Hill ‘President Biden insisted many times he would never pardon his […] The post Trust in the Justice System is Indeed Damaged...
Read More »Die hinkende Logik hinter der Schuldenbremse
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Read More »The Hegseth dysfunction
[unable to retrieve full-text content]It seems that Hegseth may be forced to end his bid for Secretary of Defense due to his alcoholism and history of sexual abuse and mismanagement of nonprofits. On one level this is as it should be. I could probably live with Hegseth if he was well qualified for the job but got quietly soused […] The post The Hegseth dysfunction appeared first on Angry Bear.
Read More »Who controls the money supply?
The answer is going to surprise you.
Read More »Growth is Good, How do we keep it?
[unable to retrieve full-text content]The question being asked by the Economist Claudia Sahm “Why is Growth So Good . . . “ I did not add the YouTube of Economist Claudia Sahm. You will have to catch it on her site for which some of her commentaries can be read and presented elsewhere, . , , hence it is […] The post Growth is Good, How do we keep it? appeared first on Angry Bear.
Read More »Chinese firms going global
[unable to retrieve full-text content]A brief coming out of China reporting as to what they see as to their issues in growing their international trade. It is a different perspective in what they see as compared to what we see. When I was overseas for weeks at a time, I would pick up a local paper to get those […] The post Chinese firms going global appeared first on Angry Bear.
Read More »Knocking Back The UV
[unable to retrieve full-text content]Joel C. Eissenberg and Michael D. Eissenberg Institute for Thanksgiving Weekend’s Intriguing Standardized Tests (ITWIST) Evergreen, Colorado 80439 Abstract Ultraviolet (UV) light is a form of ionizing radiation prevalent on earth during daylight hours. UV light exposure in humans is a risk factor for skin cancer and cataracts. Accordingly, there has been considerable interest in […] The post Knocking Back The UV appeared first on Angry...
Read More »“strong demand, no question . . . “
[unable to retrieve full-text content]Strong demand because people had money to spend when they would have had nothing if the ARP was not put into play. By the same token, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was targeting the upper 1% of the taxpayers with the next 4% tagging along. It in itself was ~$2 trillion much of which […] The post “strong demand, no question . . . “ appeared first on Angry Bear.
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