By Michael Roberts In my first post on Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), I offered a general analysis of the theory, its similarities and differences with Marx’s
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By John Pickard, Brentwood Labour Party Those whom the gods would destroy, the first make mad. It has long been acknowledged by Marxists that one
By Rachel M Cohen #Redfored, the national teacher-led movement that started last year, continues to flex its muscles. On the heels of a successful six-day
Like hyenas circling a wounded animal, the main capitalist powers are ramping up the pressure on the government of Venezuela, in the hope that the
By Harry Hutchinson, Labour Party Northern Ireland. The Trade union movement have wasted no time in organising protests and in condemning last week’s Derry car
Please take this resolution to your Labour Party, trade union branch or trades council: This meeting notes that: On 23 January, the President of the
By Michael Roberts Modern monetary theory (MMT) has become flavour of the time among many leftist economic views in recent years. The new left-wing Democrat Alexandria
The Financial Times must be getting worried. In a larger font than it usually uses for its leaders, this august mouthpiece of British capitalism has a special
By Michael Roberts The two issues that the rich and famous in world capital like to discuss with wringing hands and weeping are: global warming/climate
By Michael Roberts This year’s World Economic Forum starts in Davos, Switzerland today. Two years ago, Chinese President Xi made the keynote speech, in which
