Economy

The future of a progressive social order requires a reversal of capitalism's control over states, labor and ideology.

As the financial sector grows and liberalizes even further, returns to finance and other lucrative industries will only increase, as sectors with lower returns maintain wages barely in keeping …

What we're really talking about here is the taxation of wealth, and the question is what would happen to that revenue versus what happens if the rich get to …

Updates on minimum wage in Europe vs. minimum wage in the US; the richest US families; and the economics of immigration.

Research shows that government subsidies for the 1 percent are creating greater inequality.

Mortgage debt overhang from the housing bust has meant lack of middle-class spending power and consumer demand, preventing the economy from growing.

ROAR sits down with Michael Albert, author of ‘Realizing Hope’ and editor of Znet, to explore the idea of participatory economics.

The endless stream of mergers and acquisitions over the past 34 years has taken away most all of the competition and has concentrated power.

Jeannette Wicks-Lim: There's a growing trend among the world's major corporations to voluntarily increase their workers' wages.

Our nation's highest court strikes another blow to public unions, and more.