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Thom Hartmann Program Mar 11, 2021 Food lines, growing prices, and widening inequality are all leading to global unrest. Economist Richard Wolff warns that it will only get worse. What is the relationship between rising food prices and social unrest? … Continue reading →

act.tv– Feb 26, 2021 Julianna welcomes back Professor of Economics Richard D. Wolff to the show, to discuss how as disasters pile up in the US, like the recent deep freeze in Texas, wildfires, rapidly intensifying hurricanes, droughts, floods, tornadoes, … Continue reading →

act.tv – Sep 9, 2020 Follow on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/actdottv​ Julianna welcomes back recurring guest, Marxian Economist Professor Richard D. Wolff to the show, to discuss how as China faces its first corn shortfall in years and food prices rise around … Continue reading →

Jacobin – Jan 26, 2021 On Jacobin’s original series Weekends, Richard Wolff discusses Biden’s new economic stimulus plan and argues that the Democrats must enact a bold economic agenda now to address the ongoing recession and public health crisis and … Continue reading →

Sustainable Human Premiered Jan 24, 2021 Support the creation of more videos like this: https://www.patreon.com/sustainablehuman Story by Jem Bendell, Richard Wolff, and Stephanie Kelton by Chris Agnos Our money system is at the root of our economic, social, and environmental … Continue reading →

Democracy At Work Published on Jan 14, 2021 A patron of Economic Update asks: “I am fascinated about socialist & marxist movements in rural areas, small towns and among farmers. This seems inconceivable in todays climate. Especially when these are … Continue reading →

RichardDWolff Published on Dec 22, 2020 Prof Wolff reacts to the new relief bill just passed by the US congress. He says that this bill, pushed by the Republicans and accepted by the Democratic establishment, is an awful betrayal of … Continue reading →

Thom Hartmann Program Dec 18, 2020 Money makes the world go round. Well, it is supposed to. Why do countries depreciate their currencies over time? Someone could live on $2.50 an hour back in the 70s, but as prices go … Continue reading →