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Ask Dr. Dollar: Labor StandardsBy Arthur MacEwan | August 30thU.S. activists have pushed to get foreign trade agreements to include higher labor standards. But doesn’t cheaper labor without a lot of rules and regulations help developing countries bring industries in and build their economies? Read more »
Climate Reality Eludes the Business PressBy John Miller | August 14th For the Wall Street Journal’s editors, fear of a bigger government outweighs the fear of a warmer planet. Read more »
Hot Commodities, Stuffed Markets, and Empty BelliesBy Ben Collins | August 2nd Since 2003, prices of basic agricultural commodities have skyrocketed worldwide, threatening tofurther impoverish hundreds of millions. Supply and demand are only part of the story. Read more »
How to Stop the ForeclosuresBy Fred Moseley | July 25th If current policies do not change, it is estimated that, taken as a whole, up to five million homeowners could lose their homes due to foreclosure over the next few years. Which policies would truly help homeowners at risk? Read more »
“They work here, they live here, they stay here!”By Marie Kennedyand Chris Tilly | July 20th France's sans-papiers (literally, “without papers”), as undocumented immigrants are called, have recently taken a dramatic step out of the shadows—by occupying their workplaces. Read more »
How to Make Mud CookiesBy Maurice Dufour | July 10th Through the alchemy of comparative advantage, Haitian “mud cookies,” a traditional remedy for hunger pangs, could become the country's most valuable commodity. Read more »Special to the Web:
Banking on BankruptcyFourth in a Series on the Subprime/Securitization PanicBy Larry Peterson | August 11thIn order to understand how an unstable situation at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac tipped over into a rout that threatened the whole global financial system, we have to focus on a charming investment strategy that is becoming more and more popular every time a major financial firm finds itself under mortal attack. Read more »
The Beijing Olympics by the NumbersBy Carrie Battan | August 8thWhat are the social and economic costs associated with the highly coveted role of Olympic host city? For China’s 1.3 billion inhabitants, displacement of residents in Beijing, a potential post-Olympic economic lag, and impending labor inequities are among the less-explored consequences of bringing the Olympic torch to China. Read more »
Bear Stearns: Not Your Average BailoutThird in a Series on the Subprime/Securitization PanicBy Larry Peterson | May 13thThe Fed-led rescue of Bear gave investors an unmistakable signal that the central bank would not allow what had long ceased to be perceived as a “mere” liquidity (involving availability of funds to carry out current business) crunch to finally, however belatedly, tip over into a full-blown solvency (involving conditions pertaining to whether or not business could be carried on or not at all) crisis. The unique thing about this shift was that any prior distinction between systemic solvency and the solvency of one particular institution was reduced to precious little. Read more » 
Signed, Sealed, Delivered: It's a RecessionBy John Miller | March 15thNo ifs ands or buts about it, the U.S. economy is in a recession. In February the economy lost 63,000 jobs, after losing 22,000 jobs the month before. A recession has never failed to follow two consecutive months of jobs loss. And not just construction jobs were lost—manufacturing and retail jobs disappeared as well. Read more »
Finding Spare Change for the Invisible HandSecond in a Series on the Subprime/Securitization PanicBy Larry Peterson | March 3rdSince our first piece on the subprime/securitization crisis came out, we’ve seen official proposals to confine the damage come and go, with price tags going up each time, while the contagion itself continues to infect regions of the financial world most people never even knew existed. Read more »
The Subprime/Securitization Market PanicA Guide for the PerplexedBy Larry Peterson | December 14thWhat does the swindling of financially benighted, sometimes greedy, and even gullible American homeowners have to do with collateral used by mysterious funds which promise outsized returns to the incredibly wealthy? And how on earth can developments in these markets cause a bank run (Northern Rock) in England, which hadn’t seen anything similar since the 1860s? Moreover, who are those even more shadowy characters lurking on the horizon—Sovereign Wealth Funds and private equity investors to name two—who stand to capitalize on the mess? Read more »