unemployment insurance
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NewEconomicThinkingFeb 21, 2024The Case for Automatic Stabilizers: Lessons from Great Recession and COVID-19 Fiscal Responses
EconomicsAutomatic stabilizersDiscretionary fiscal policyFiscal stimulusGreat Recession
NewEconomicThinkingMar 10, 2021America's Labor Market Bifurcation, State Capacity, and the Path to Full Employment
EconomicsPolitical EconomyHistorical Labor MarketsMonopsonyService Sector Recession
NewEconomicThinkingFeb 25, 2021Financing a Global Green New Deal: Economic Transformation and Climate Stabilization
EconomicsUnemployment insuranceFiscal stimulusGross Domestic Product (GDP)Build Back Better
NewEconomicThinkingAug 23, 2020Thea Lee: Unmasking the Deep Roots of US Economic Dysfunction and the Path to a More Equitable Future
EconomicsEconomic dysfunctionPublic health crisisLabor market dysfunctionWage stagnation
NewEconomicThinkingAug 23, 2020Roman Frydman on the Misguided COVID-19 Stimulus, Political Economy, and Knightian Uncertainty
EconomicsKnightian UncertaintyRadical UncertaintyOntological UncertaintyRisk vs. Uncertainty
NewEconomicThinkingAug 23, 2020Joseph Stiglitz: An Economy Without Spare Tires - Pandemic Response, Neoliberalism, and the Crisis of Governance
EconomicsAggregate demand insufficiencySupply and demand shockEconomic resilienceCrisis preparedness
NewEconomicThinkingJun 16, 2020Reevaluating the US Policy Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic: Failures, Lessons, and Future Directions
EconomicsSupply-side shockDemand-side shockV-shaped recoveryU-shaped recovery
NewEconomicThinkingMay 8, 2019The Fissured Workplace: How Business Restructuring Impacts Labor Standards, Wages, and Worker Protection
EconomicsFissured workplaceCore competenciesIndependent contractorsOutsourcing
lexfridmanRichard Wolff on Marxism, Capitalism, and the Evolution of Socialist Thought
EconomicsClass struggleExploitationSurplus valueCritique of capitalism
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