Inflation

Economics professor Gerald Epstein explains why Trump's economic policies will ultimately be extremely disruptive.

Self-managed job guarantee programs empower workers, raise wages and can free labor from Wall Street control.

Capitalist philanthropy is a way for capitalism to maintain itself while giving the impression that its the solution to its own inequities.

Venezuela can turn its economy around without a prolonged recession. The hardest adjustments have already happened.

I believe that Trump's candidacy offers the possibility for a new discourse of hope, of sustained criticism.

Critics may disapprove of the helicopter money option, but the market evidently approves.

Paul Craig Roberts, a former undersecretary of the US Treasury, discusses how indebted countries are forced to accept austerity.

Just in time for Halloween, the specter of a nation-paralyzing debt crisis threatens to rise once again from the crypt of bad ideas.

The Fed should require solid evidence that inflation poses a threat before it tries to slow the economy.

The specter of ISIS constantly trying to enlist dozens of Americans is a crucial element in maintaining the current war effort.