Keynes, Crisis and Monopoly Capitalism.

TheRealNews on Apr 29, 2011 - Robert Skidelsky and Paul Jay discuss Keynes, the IMF, concentration of ownership, political power and rebellion.

Be an Active Economic Citizen.

Apr 25, 2011 - Things needed for healthier economic. Prof Ha-Joon Chong of Cambridge University:

The America's Big Con Game : Reaching our Shores?

Apr 22, 2011 - Ha-Joon Chong : Prof of Economics : University of Cambridge

Social Welfare Spending.

Apr 22, 2011 - Prof Ha-Joon Chong, Economist, University of Cambridge.

Debt default: the Argentinian experience

Apr 21, 2011 - As fears mount that Greece will become the first Eurozone country to default on its debts after being bailed out, OECD Economist Christian Daude talks about Argentina's experience of economic wipeout ten years ago.

Stocks Shopping : Advice

Apr 19, 2011 - A vicious circle in the making, a self fulfilling prophesy, all big time military industrial capitalists & small investors would want the war against terrorism to go on! A shortened video.

Why? America is financially sick!

American dollars are shipped out to one party and into pockets of others.

Why the price hike for Gas (Petrol)?

 The Price You're Paying For Gas Isn't The Real Price It's The Price Wall St Believes Oil Will Reach.

Things Ten : The US does not have the highest living standard.

Apr 18, 2011 - Prof Ha Joon Chong of Cambridge on Real News Network.

Islamic Banking - is not about removal of interest but about the structure of the agreements.

VOAvideo on Jul 28, 2010 - Islamic banking is growing around the world, but its ability to compete in the marketplace while following Islamic law may have limitations. VOA's Philip Alexiou has more in this edition of Money In Motion.

Most people in the rich countries are paid more than they should be!

Apr 8, 2011 - Ha-Joon Chang : From 23 Things They Don't Tell You About Capitalism Pt.3



Courtesy | TheRealNews on Apr 6, 2011

US tsunami of cuts

AlJazeeraEnglish on Mar 12, 2011 - The mayor of Providence, the capital of the US state of Rhode Island, is facing criticism after he fired all of the city's nearly 2,000 school teachers in an effort to tackle a $100m deficit.Not all will ultimately go, but sending dismissal notices to everyone means the city can fire teachers at the end of the school year without regard to seniority.

Angel Taveras, who only took office in January, defended the move by saying it was a necessary "protective measure" to help tackle the shortfall. Al Jazeera's Scott Heidler reports from Providence.

An Upside-Down Economy

TheRealNews on Mar 3, 2011 - A wide ranging interview with Rob Johnson on austerity, taxes, money and politics