Economy & Labor

This episode covers the economics of migrants, choosing not to go to college, and corporate tax dodges and their effects.

In today's On the News segment: Activists and protesters take over Wall Street after NYC climate march, and more.

Contrary to what the government has been telling the public, debt has dramatically increased since New Zealand's Key government first took the reins in 2008.

This episode covers why efforts against obesity fail, Cadillac's move into New York, the Atlanta Symphony lockout, subprime auto credit and bank economics.

In today's On the News segment: Senate Republicans block legislation aimed at closing the gender pay gap, and more.

“Borderline sweatshop conditions.” That's how a group of Chipotle Mexican Grill employees, including several managers, described their working conditions.

Activists Margaret Flowers and Kevin Zeese discuss the major climate change events taking place this weekend in New york City.

Andrew Levine says that Cold War strategic thinking about the Middle East is no longer relevant.

This episode covers the new census data, a Kentucky town going “socialist,” a workers' co-op in Maine, big wage theft and economic insecurity.

Federal Reserve is proposing a new rule to rein in big banks that are too big to fail.