Nomi Prins, The Global Economy Catches the Coronavirus
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Sam Gindin: Inoculating Against Globalization - Coronavirus and the Search for Alternatives
Social developments constantly surprise. The latest anxieties over the economic contradictions of extreme globalization haven’t been triggered by a trade
No the coronavirus is not responsible for the fall of stock prices
We are witnessing a big crisis in the stock markets on Wall Street, Europe, Japan and Shanghai, and many blame the coronavirus for it. In the last week of
Social Contagion
As the secular crisis of capitalism takes on a seemingly non-economic character, new epidemics, famines, floods and other “natural” disasters will be used as a justification for the extension of st…
Climate Change Could Blow Up the Economy. Banks Aren’t Ready.
Like other central banks, the E.C.B., which met on Thursday, is scrambling to prepare for what a report warns could be a coming economic upheaval.
Coronavirus fears trigger biggest one-day fall on US stock market
Dow plunges 1,190 points as analysts say virus could inflict as much damage as 2008 crisis
Notes on the political economy of the imminent Covid-19 pandemic: Conspiracies
Dr Yannis Gourtsoyannis addresses the conspiracies surrounding China's response to the spread of Covid-19
Covid-19 Will Mark the End of Affluence Politics
The possibility of a global pandemic will reveal our inability to make and distribute the things people need—just in time for a presidential election.
The Coronavirus Matters. The Stock Market Doesn’t.
Instead of investing in genuine wealth that keeps us alive, we’ve chased the imaginary wealth of the stock market. It’s dissolving like the mirage it always was.