July/August 2015

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  Poverty Crime, Privileged Crime

  KRISTIAN WILLIAMS

  While most analyses of Ferguson, Staten Island, and Baltimore have rightly put the spotlight on race, there is also an important economic dimension we should not forget. | Read more »

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  The Economics of Net Neutrality

  ROB LARSON | July 21

  First in a series: MONEY YELLS!—Market Power and Corporate Control of Information.
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  Do Locavores Have a Dilemma?

  ANITA DANCS AND HELEN SCHARBER

  Economists who criticize the local food movement are depending on what we call the "CASTE" paradigm. | Read more »

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  The TPP: Corporate Power Unbound

  John Miller | July 9

  What economists have to say about the virtues of free trade, as flawed as that may be, has little to do with the TPP, which is not a trade agreement. | Read more »

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  From Boring Banking to Roaring Banking

  An Interview with Gerald Epstein

  How the financial sector grew out of control, and how we can change it. | Read more »

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