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Extreme wealth: the way the one per cent lives.

This article is almost six years old.

Mark Engler reflects on the vulgar reality of extreme wealth.

Automation and basic income.

This article is almost six years old.

If automation decimates jobs, we need better solutions than these, argues Nick Dowson.

tax avoidance

This article is almost seven years old.

Alain Deneault explains how states legalize tax fraud.

This article is more than seven years old.

Jim Thomas on the winners and losers of emerging technologies.

This article is more than eight years old.

For decades we have exported a Western consumerist dream to the Global South; little wonder migrants now want to share our...

This article is almost nine years old.

Life under capitalism is a long way from the image we are sold, says Amit Singh. We need another way.

This article is almost nine years old.

Wealth is highly concentrated
among relatively few very rich people, says Michael Roscoe.

This article is almost nine years old.

Michael Roscoe examines why there are so few decent jobs at the moment.

This article is almost nine years old.

Michael Roscoe examines what gives money its value.

This article is almost nine years old.

Things are going to get worse but, argues Michael Roscoe, there are possible solutions.

This article is almost nine years old.

The end of growth doesn’t have to mean the end of prosperity, argues Michael Roscoe.

This article is more than nine years old.

Development – when forced onto poor countries – is a dangerous concept, argues Amit Singh.

This article is more than nine years old.

Our appetite for the shiny metal is both pointless and dangerous, argues Richard Swift.

This article is more than nine years old.

Jaideep Hardikar reports from a country in the grip of gold fever.

This article is more than nine years old.

Iris Gonzales isn’t convinced by buoyant World Economic Forum predictions.

This article is more than nine years old.

Colin Cook relates a modern-day parable to explain the failures of our economic system.

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