Economy

If we can't take steps to increase the demand for labor, we can go the other way and try to reduce the supply.

In today's On the News segment: The wealth gap in the US isn't only increasing inequality, it's putting people out of work, and more.

The NLRB's new website on 10(j) injunctions is incomprehensible for most workers trying to understand their rights.

To save the planet, the United Nations calls for us to get rid of modern agriculture as we know it and adopt organic farms and a localized food system.

This weeks episode provides updates on unpaid internships, extreme wealth, and economic perceptions, and more.

Hospitals are buying private physician practices left and right, and state attorneys general should consider whether such mega-providers violate anti-trust laws.

Walmart is being accused of “red, white, and blue washing” because a TV they claim is made in the US is mostly made elsewhere.

Warnings about the human and environmental costs of “free trade” went unheeded. Now the most vulnerable Central Americans are paying the price.

There's no reason to believe policymakers have a better understanding of the economy today than they did seven years ago.

This episode looks at Italy's general strike, opera economics, Miami baseball, Argentina loans and more.