Economic Equality

Don’t panic! If it occurs, it won’t happen immediately. I’d guess some time over the next six months. It’s a possibility that you ought to be aware of.

While the global food systems we depend on come under increasing strain, there’s a solution to the growing crisis that most Americans can find in their own backyards–or front lawns.

As U.S. billionaires got richer and their wealth defense tactics proliferated, audit rates sharply declined. Funding the IRS' wealth squad would help ensure the nation's richest pay their fair share of taxes.

In addition to an economy held together with the baling-wire of Fed stimulus (that’s ending), both the U.S. and the world are facing a wild spectrum of assaults that could have huge economic impacts.

There are alternatives to the Federal Reserve’s raising of interest rates and curtailing money supply growth but they are ignored.

The pandemic has been very good to the billionaire class according to analysis performed by Oxfam

We have a model of what widespread social respite and restoration could look like, but we must now organize to bring it about.

Prices are surging – but let’s be clear: corporations are not raising prices simply because of the increasing costs of supplies and labor.

Capitalism is like an experiment in which a subject was observed in a room by himself as smoke was gradually introduced through a vent.

There is a shortage of baby formula. In parts of the country, food for infants can’t be found at any price.

Why Biden and the Democrats should declare war on these class warriors

If the global economy comes crashing down as many pundits are predicting, it is good to know there are viable alternatives.

Black women have more student debt than any other demographic in America. Student debt relief could be a down payment on reparations.

Shady investors are rigging the economy to get rich by making your life more expensive.

Mark Dempsey: The real-world sequence of fiscal actions must be "spend first, then retrieve some dollars in taxes." That's how the real world actually works.

Capitalism is pushing to expand on the backs of working masses who can tolerate no more hardship and deprivation.

Student debt disproportionately impacts Black and Brown Americans. It’s time to end this collective financial burden, and the president can do so with the stroke of a pen.