Income inequality in the US is no accident. It has conscious, deliberate origins, to be found in the policy initiatives of corporate America since the late 1970s
It may appear the jobs picture is not as bad as it actually is in fact—when the raw data will show otherwise
This past weekend, more than 30,000 union workers at Boeing Corp. in Seattle, were forced to accept deep concessions in their union contract
Pentagon & military corps win; workers, retirees, vets, & unemployed lose
In parts 1 and 2 of this series on how US corporations have succeeded in avoiding paying taxes, the focus has been…
In a contribution last week, it was shown how Corporate Taxes in America have been in decline now for more than three…
For more than three decades, what might be called the Great American Tax Shift has been gaining momentum. Wealthy investor households with…
The great corporate myth-making machine has been hard at work of late, attempting to create the false impression that US corporations are…
Dr. Jack Rasmus and guest, Dr. Margaret Flowers, provide a progressive critique of Obamacare and its growing problems of implementation and coverage.…
A first look at A gives the impression that the US economy is mending and might soon begin to recover. But a…
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