Jobs for America's Unemployed Teenagers
Direct government employment is the fastest, surest and least expensive - if not the only - way to create enough new jobs for American teens.
This exclusive excerpt from The Leap illustrates that it is our willingness to tackle head-on the forces that hold us in place that allows us to achieve our greatest potential.
Direct government employment is the fastest, surest and least expensive - if not the only - way to create enough new jobs for American teens.
The teabaggers are apoplectic because this isn't just about health care. This is about the values of a government.
Criticisms of Industrial Loan Corporations do not reflect mainstream academic or legal thinking, as ILCs played no role whatsoever in causing or exacerbating the current or previous financial crises.
Facts can be inconvenient when a writer's purpose is to grab attention and evoke outrage among his readers. And so it was with a column on the impending closure of the MPTF's Long Term Care Unit.
Doug Kreps sees a benefit in using brokers and advisors who engage in active management because of the discipline they bring to the investment process. The data is quite to the contrary.
The selection Wednesday of Richard Trumka as president of the AFL-CIO could add a harder progressive edge to the tough drives for health care and economic reform facing progressives and the administration.
Moore is questioning whether the whole incentive structure, moral values, and political economy of American capitalism are fit for human beings.
As far as the stock market goes: Don't fall in love with supposedly sure things because the wrong sure thing can kill you.
Are the green shoots real, or are the government economy-minders taking premature credit to dampen populist anger? Let's hope they aren't simply seeing some dandelions in the lawn and calling it springtime.
The wait is over: Chairman Max Baucus unveiled the Senate version, "America's Healthy Future Act of 2009," which sounds eerily like a breakfast cereal.
Higher oil prices mean recessions, recessions mean less consumption, then lower oil prices, which leads to less exploration and supply, which leads to higher oil prices and recession again.
Many boomers are burned out on big companies and want to try their hand running their own show before they hang it up for good.