Category Archives: despotic academia
The Economics of American Racism in 9 Charts 1960 to 2014
The economics of American racism (9 charts, 1960 to 2014) from David Ruccio Neil Irwin, Claire Cain Miller, and Margot Sanger-Katz have assembled a series of charts documenting America’s enduring—and, in many cases, growing—racial divide. I have reproduced some of them below.
Russian-Chinese Partnership Goes Global: Washington’s Nightmare
Russian-Chinese Strategic Partnership Goes Global : Washington’s Nightmare Post Categories: Afghanistan Andrew Korybko / The 4th Media News | Sunday, August 24, 2014, 13:54 Beijing Share on facebookShare on twitterShare on emailShare on printShare on gmailShare on stumbleuponShare on favoritesMore … Continue reading
Econometric Forecasting–A Retrospective Assessment
Econometric forecasting — a retrospective assessment August 21, 2014EditorLeave a commentGo to comments from Lars Syll There have been over four decades of econometric research on business cycles … The formalization has undeniably improved the scientific strength of business cycle measures … … Continue reading
Nazi Symbols in the U.S. Military: ‘Accidental Giant US Navy Swastika Building Was no Accident’
Nazi Symbols in the US Military: “Accidental” Giant US Navy Swastika Building Was No Accident Post Categories: Canada Bruce Wilson | Thursday, August 21, 2014, 23:16 Beijing Share on facebookShare on twitterShare on emailShare on printShare on gmailShare on stumbleuponShare … Continue reading
Nonstop Provocations as Pretexts for Imperial War: From Pearl Harbor to 9-11
NONSTOP Provocations as Pretexts FOR Imperial War: From Pearl Harbor to 9/11 Post Categories: Afghanistan | Tuesday, August 19, 2014, 16:04 Beijing Share on facebookShare on twitterShare on emailShare on printShare on gmailShare on stumbleuponShare on favoritesMore Sharing Services6Print [Editor’s … Continue reading
Explaining [and Economists Debating] the Scientific Difference Between Wealth and Income
Explaining the scientific difference between wealth and income to David Andolfatto January 24, 2014merijnknibbeLeave a commentGo to comments Wow. The way David Andolfotto uses economic phraseology in his blog is vague, incoherent, inconsistent and fuzzy – at least against the background … Continue reading
‘Over the Hill’: the Secular Decline of the Rate of ‘Fixed’ Investment in Rich Countries and Misdirection in the U.S.
Over the hill. The secular decline of the rate of ‘fixed’ investment in rich countries August 18, 2014 On Voxeu a book about secular stagnation has been published. Can I add something to this? Yes: information on the secular development of the rate … Continue reading