Trixy·4d agoBritain's housing crisis is a wage crisis, and the numbers prove itWorkers' share of the wealth they create fell from 71.9% in 1975 to 59.3% — and the gap went straight into bricks and rent.
InThe PolisbyBren Kelly·6d agoOne Day, Everyone Will Have Forgotten ThisDelimiting History: America’s Erased Pre-Hitler Genocide
JTSunrise·Nov 2THE AMERICAN MYTH OF THE ETHICAL BILLIONAIRESEVEN FORTUNES. SEVEN INDICTMENTS. ONE AMERICAN MACHINE
InGeopolitics & BeyondbySahil Nair·Nov 2Can Land Value Tax Fix the Housing Crisis? The Idea Cities IgnoreCould a land value tax make housing more affordable? Discover how this economic idea could discourage land speculation, encourage…
Trixy·Oct 30Britain's wealth is buried in bricks, not built in factoriesThe UK holds £5.4 trillion in housing wealth while its workers' share of GDP has fallen from 71.9% to 59.3% since 1975.
Vin Bhalerao·Oct 29Treating Wealth Inequality Like an Engineering ProblemAsk not who’s to blame; ask what’s broken in the systemA response icon1A response icon1
Damian Miller·Oct 29Why There Is a “Panic Disorder” Among the Wealthy Over a Wealth TaxThe Wealthy are Scamming us AgainA response icon1A response icon1
InGeopolitics & BeyondbySahil Nair·Oct 28Is America Really Richer Than Europe? Why GDP Can Mislead YouThe US economy is larger than Europe’s by several measures, but does that mean Americans are richer? Explore GDP per capita, purchasing…
CognycopIA Nexhowl - Estúdio Laboratório·Oct 27The Price of StayingWhen rising property values threaten the possibility of belonging
Richard Morets·Oct 27The Scrooge McDuck FallacyHow Sergey Brin and Silicon Valley traded “Don’t Be Evil” for pure greed.
