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  • The Wage Ethic by Holly Sklar, | January 16, 2006

    Martin Luther King Jr. would tell today's Congress to value American workers by providing a living wage. read more »

  • The Unkindest Cuts by Anya Kamenetz, | January 12, 2006

    Congress' most recent budget cuts put the biggest burden on those who can least afford it—college students. read more »

  • Make Poverty History by Gordon Brown, The Guardian | January 11, 2006

    Britain's number two calls on the developed world to globalize not only capitalism, but social justice as well. read more »

  • The Year Of Rebalancing by Patrick Doherty, OurFuture.org | January 6, 2006

    It started last night, East Coast time. I was reading the Financial Times website when the headline that should have come last year finally emerged. "China Signals Reserve Switch Away From Dollar." That, friends and countrymen, is a bell that tolls for the American economy. read more »

  • The Democrats' Silent Spring by Thomas I. Palley, | January 6, 2006

    If you've been thinking that the Dems' economic policy is indistinguishable from the GOP's, you're right. read more »

  • Friends In Russian Places: Your Letters by Anne Thompson, OurFuture.org | January 6, 2006

    How to measure prosperity; DeLay's Russian cohorts; untangling immigration: Readers react in this week's letters. read more »

  • Oil, Gas And Imperialism by Daniel Litvin, The Guardian | January 4, 2006

    In the future, oil and gas will be replaced by renewables. But for now, energy imperialism is the driver of global politics. read more »

  • Our Worrisome MDP by Robert B. Reich, | January 3, 2006

    If we measured average Americans' prosperity, the White House would be singing a different economic tune. read more »

  • What They Were Striking For by Alexandra Walker, OurFuture.org | December 22, 2005

    At his blog , Jonathan Tasini challenges those who criticize the workers for striking: "For those people here and elsewhere who blame the union, please, get a grip. It can' t be more clear now that the M.T.A. forced a strike over a pittance to its coffers--but a 4 percent cut to workers." read more »

  • Grinch Giving by Laura Donnelly, OurFuture.org | December 19, 2005

    One of the most common justifications that's trotted out every time someone in Congress proposes a tax cut for rich Americans is trickle-down economics . read more »

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