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Recovery with a Human Face

A discussion on alternatives for a socially-responsive crisis recovery
 

March 10th, 2013

3/10/2013

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Dear friends, 

Following up on the message by Anis Chowdhury from Bangkok - Capitalism prescribes the same policy mistakes
over and over again - austerity, punishment for debtors (unless they are financial institutions), labor cost cutting - that exacerbate its inevitable crises. When will we attack the structural roots of crisis?

Sharing my views from the United States, where the situation is worsening and will impact global growth:
http://truth-out.org/opinion/item/14917-austerity-another-policy-mistake-again
 
Best regards
Richard Wolff
Professor of Economics Emeritus, 
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
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