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Richard D. Wolff
The Consequences of Inequality Can Be Fatal
02 Aug 2020
Among the consequences of a system with such a tendency, many are awful.
Richard D. Wolff
Many Terms That Are Frequently Used to Describe Capitalism Simply Don’t Hold Up Under Scrutiny
26 Jul 2020
“Free” and “unregulated” markets simply do not define capitalisvm, and are not marked by anything like “liberty.”
Richard D. Wolff
Why Government Mostly Helps People Who Need It the Least—Even During a Crisis
17 Jul 2020
Government economic support for the working class was too little, too late, and totally inadequate to what could and should have been done.
Richard D. Wolff
COVID-19 Pandemic Exposes “Sleight of Hand” Capitalism
12 Jul 2020
The sham of orthodox economics stands exposed from its response in preparing for the Covid-19 pandemic, showing how capitalism does not generate, let alone guarantee efficiency, as claimed by it is…
Richard D. Wolff
Could U.S. Capitalism Turn Nationalist?
05 Jul 2020
Trump’s nationalism is clear, but is U.S. capitalism turning nationalist too?
Richard D. Wolff
How Racism Is an Essential Tool for Maintaining the Capitalist Order
25 Jun 2020
Defenders of capitalism prefer to call its inescapable instability the “business cycle.”
Richard D. Wolff
There Is a Crisis in U.S. Capitalism
10 Jun 2020
Trump is a product and sign of U.S. capitalism’s exhaustion.
Richard D. Wolff
Why the Neoliberal Agenda Is a Failure at Fighting Coronavirus
31 May 2020
Millions are sick and many thousands dead because of governments’ delayed and inadequate compensations for private capitalism’s failures to prepare for or cope with the virus.
Richard D. Wolff
Mass Unemployment Is a Failure of Capitalism
10 May 2020
Part of the wealth produced by those who are still employed must be redistributed away from them and to the unemployed.
Richard D. Wolff
Capitalism Can’t Be Repaired—Coronavirus Shows Its Huge Weaknesses
26 Apr 2020
Are we experiencing capitalism’s historic decline? Is that the message as people increasingly find capitalism to be unnecessary at best and unbearable at worst?