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Democrats Paid a Huge Price for Letting Unions Die

By Underground | January 28, 2018

A new study suggests the Midwest would still be blue if Democrats hadn’t refused to prioritize labor’s needs under Obama, Clinton, and Carter. Source: Democrats Paid a Huge Price for Letting Unions … Continue reading Democrats Paid a Huge Price for Letting Unions Die

In-N-Out Managers Make $160,000 Per Year

By Underground | January 27, 2018

“Our research shows that companies that take the high road make a profit not in spite of paying their workers better but because they pay their workers better” Something to be learned … Continue reading In-N-Out Managers Make $160,000 Per Year

What if every government paid off its national debt?

By Underground | January 26, 2018

IT might make you feel better but tomorrow if the US Federal Government, or Australia or the UK repaid the entirety of its national debt, it would make not one dollar’s difference … Continue reading What if every government paid off its national debt?

NAIRU: not just bad economics, now also bad politics

By Underground | January 24, 2018

A morally odious theory is empirically unsupportable and increasingly questioned by a younger generation of central bankers. Expect politicians to make more noise about the Fed’s controversial choices after Yellen is gone. … Continue reading NAIRU: not just bad economics, now also bad politics

‘Shoot me’ if I become a dictator: Philippine’s Duterte tells troops to protect constitution – Channel NewsAsia

By Elin | January 23, 2018

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday instructed the army and police to shoot him if he became a dictator and stayed on beyond his term, a scenario his foes are warning against, … Continue reading ‘Shoot me’ if I become a dictator: Philippine’s Duterte tells troops to protect constitution – Channel NewsAsia

Detect Net Neutrality Violations Right From Your iPhone (Initially Blocked by Apple)

By Underground | January 19, 2018

After this article was published, Apple told Dave Choffnes [the developer of the app] that his iPhone app, designed to detect net neutrality violations, will be allowed in the iTunes App Store. … Continue reading Detect Net Neutrality Violations Right From Your iPhone (Initially Blocked by Apple)

Senate passes bill to give NSA 6 more years of warrantless surveillance on Americans

By Underground | January 19, 2018

#FISA: Senate passes bill to give NSA 6 more years of warrantless surveillance on Americans Odd that some key Democrats voted in favor of extending this as well. Source: #FISA: Senate passes … Continue reading Senate passes bill to give NSA 6 more years of warrantless surveillance on Americans

They struck net neutrality down. Now it’s becoming more powerful than they could possibly imagine

By Charles | January 18, 2018

This is a war on multiple fronts — and there are many reasons to believe the people will win. It looks like this issue is not over yet, thanks to the people. … Continue reading They struck net neutrality down. Now it’s becoming more powerful than they could possibly imagine

U.S. oil industry set to break record, upend global trade | Reuters

By Underground | January 16, 2018

Surging shale production is poised to push U.S. oil output to more than 10 million barrels per day – toppling a record set in 1970 and crossing a threshold few could have … Continue reading U.S. oil industry set to break record, upend global trade | Reuters

Minister confirms Britain will not leave Europe ‘geographically’

By Underground | January 15, 2018

Details surrounding Brexit are still uncertain as the country speeds towards Theresa May’s Article 50 deadline at the end of March. But one thing is for sure: the island of Britain will … Continue reading Minister confirms Britain will not leave Europe ‘geographically’

Stronger Labor Unions Could Do a Lot of Good – Bloomberg

By Underground | January 15, 2018

  Nothing else has been able to stop the decline in workers’ bargaining power. The decline in unions seems to be directly related to the decline in wages and the separation between … Continue reading Stronger Labor Unions Could Do a Lot of Good – Bloomberg

Work Requirements Won’t Improve Medicaid. A Jobs Guarantee Might. – The Atlantic

By Underground | January 15, 2018

Paying people to work would be a more direct—and less expensive—way to lift them out of poverty. If the federal government really wants to harness the benefits of employment to improve beneficiaries’ … Continue reading Work Requirements Won’t Improve Medicaid. A Jobs Guarantee Might. – The Atlantic