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Four day work week gaining traction
The four day work week appears to be growing in popularity under the impact of economic instability and energy prices. The movement is presently limited to trying to squeeze fortry hours into a four d… more →
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Four day work week gaining traction
charley2u wrote 2 weeks ago: The four day work week appears to be growing in popularity under the impact of economic instability … more →
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (19)
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charley2u wrote 2 weeks ago: Continued from here: In the aftermath of the Vietnam war, when an exhausted and defeated nation migh … more →
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (18)
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charley2u wrote 2 weeks ago: Continued from here. The economic events now unfolding before your eyes are being driven by such for … more →
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (The Argentine Solution)
charley2u wrote 2 weeks ago: Continued from here. Jared Bernstein, whose article sparked this series, is an economist and Directo … more →
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (17)
charley2u wrote 2 weeks ago: Continued from here. Dirt cookie, anyone? Anyone? No takers, huh? Well, it is an acquired taste. … more →
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (16)
charley2u wrote 2 weeks ago: Continued from here. At this point we have to apologize for leaving the impression that the irrespon … more →
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (A full accounting)
charley2u wrote 3 weeks ago: Continued from here. By now it should be clear to you that the real question is not can the left cri … more →
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (15)
charley2u wrote 3 weeks ago: Continued from here. You will remember that following World War II, most of the industrial centers o … more →
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (14)
charley2u wrote 3 weeks ago: Continued from here. To the question, “Is serious left criticism of government’s share o … more →
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (13)
charley2u wrote 1 month ago: Continued from here. On January 12, 1951, President Truman sent his economic recommendations based o … more →
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (12)
charley2u wrote 1 month ago: Continued from here. Pop quiz: It’s 1950, you’re Harry S. Truman, thirty-third Presiden … more →
Barry meets world...
charley2u wrote 1 month ago: Those who take the time to read Barack’s speech will note its tightly written promise to con … more →
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (11)
charley2u wrote 1 month ago: Continued from here: Kennan’s Long Telegram was succeeded by an extended article, “The … more →
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (10)
charley2u wrote 1 month ago: Continued from here: To really understand National Security Council Report No. 68 (NSC-68 ) you have … more →
Reduce the work week to 4 days, 32 hours and save 15 million barrels of imported oil per week
charley2u wrote 1 month ago: There is no energy crisis There is no need for politicians to trot out elaborate and unintelligible … more →
Notes on a Work Free Society has been posted to Creative Capitalism project
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charley2u wrote 1 month ago: We have posted the piece, Notes on a Work Free Society, to Michael Kinsley’s new blog, Creativ … more →
Notes on a work-free society
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charley2u wrote 1 month ago: Since, this is the summer before 2008 election season, perhaps, it might be a good time to just take … more →
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (9)
charley2u wrote 2 months ago: Continued from here. This is the background for National Security Council Memorandum 68 (NSC-68): Th … more →
Is serious left criticism of government’s share of GDP possible? (8)
charley2u wrote 2 months ago: Continued from here. What we have asserted so far, in the previous seven articles, is not, in our mi … more →
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