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The World Needs 600 Million New Jobs
By Stephanie Kelton The International Labor Office (ILO) has just released a sobering report on the growing crisis in world labor markets. We began the year with 1.1billion people – one out of every three people in the global labor force – either unemployed … Continue reading
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Why Won’t Progressives Act Like Progressives?
By Stephanie Kelton Paul Krugman just addressed a plea from Cullen Roche, who implored him to throw his considerable weight behind a proposal for a payroll tax cut to help bolster the fledging recovery. Krugman doesn’t really take a position … Continue reading
