Only One Candidate is Flawed & 9 Other Lies of Election 2016 | Trump v. Clinton on Blog#42
Coverage of the 2016 primaries and, now, the general election, has been one yuge biased affair, at least two years from the start.
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#FactCheck: Donald Trump And Clinton Adviser Larry Summers- Both- Predict a Recession | Blog#42
The Washington Post reports on an interview by Bob Woodward and Bob Costa with Donald J. Trump in which he predicts a new recession:
The Progressive-Neoliberal Split Is Over Trade, Jobs, Investment & a Living Wage | Blog#42
The acrimony, this election cycle, has been palpable
#Precariat: a new social class in America’s new normal: African-American edition | #Black#Economy on Blog#42
The precariat is presented as a new social class in America
How Truth is Represented in Economic Forecasting & Data Analyses | Blog#42
Jared Bernstein presents an aspect of data reporting in economic indicators
Precariat: a new social class in America’s new normal | #Economics on Blog#42
I’ve been writing and commenting on the new economy for the better part of the last six years.
MLK died warning us about inequality back in the 60’s | Social #Activism on Blog#42
I came across an excellent mash-up of segments from Martin Luther King’s speeches on poverty and the end of an interview of James Baldwin in PBS’ “The Negro and The American Promise.” These two men expressed, in ten minutes and fifty three seconds, far more than Thomas Piketty did in a seven hundred-page book.
Where Are the Hardest Places to Live in the U.S. | NYTimes
By Alan Flippen Annie Lowrey writes in the Times Magazine this week about the troubles of Clay County, Ky., which by several measures is the hardest place in America to live. The Upshot came to this conclusion by looking at six data points for each county in the United States: education (percentage of residents … Continue reading Where Are the Hardest Places to Live in the U.S. | NYTimes