No, the Stock Market Isn’t a “Leading Indicator” of Economic Prosperity
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“STOCK MARKET UP ANOTHER 300 POINTS,” Donald Trump tweeted on October 12, with characteristic overcapitalization. “GREATEST LEADING INDICATOR OF THEM ALL!!!”
3 Ways to Make Democracy Less Bad
“Build Back Better”: Why Are Both Biden and Boris Now Using This Phrase?
A Critique of the Labor Theory of Value
What “Experts” Miss about Economic Inequality
Trump Continues the Never-Ending War on Cuba
The New Media Has Become like the Old Media—And That Means the Usual Bias
A sizable majority of American adults say—when polled—that social media organizations “censor” political viewpoints:
A Pew Research Center survey conducted in June finds that roughly three-quarters of U.S. adults say it is very (37%) or somewhat (36%) likely that social media sites intentionally censor political viewpoints that they find objectionable. Just 25% believe this is not likely the case.
