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The Real News Debate: Social Security on the Table
Published on April 14, 2013Joseph Minarik (former chief economist of the Office of Management and Budget for eight years during the Clinton Administration) and economist Richard Wolff take on President Obama's proposed changes to Social Security.
Watch Extended Interview with Economist Richard Wolff on How Marxism Influences His Work
From Democracy Now!Published on March 26, 2013Capitalism in Crisis: on Democracy Now! Urging End to Austerity, New Jobs Program, Democratizing Work
Published on March 25, 2013Tune in across the world today. Check the schedule here for your local listing. Or watch online today at www.democracynow.org/
Moyers & Company Part II
Published on March 22, 2013
Richard Wolff on Capitalism’s Destructive PowerRichard Wolff’s smart, blunt talk about the crisis of capitalism on his first Moyers & Company appearance was so compelling and provocative, we asked him to return. This time, the economics expert answers questions sent in by our viewers, diving further into economic inequality, the limitations of industry regulation, and the widening gap between a booming stock market and a population that increasingly lives in poverty.
Cyprus - Is this the next phase in austerity - naked theft?
On Thom Hartmann's Big PicturePublished on March 21, 2013On U.S. China Economic Relations
Published on March 20, 2013Economist Richard Wolff joins Mark Niu on CCTV to discuss the delicate trade relationship between the U.S. and China.Sequester Talk on Russia Today
Published on March 2, 2013On Capitol Hill, there's still no deal in sight to avert the 85-billion-dollars' worth of cuts which will kick in later on Friday. It's known in Washington as the 'sequester' and would see significant reductions on military and domestic spending. But Republicans and Democrats just can't agree on what to do. President Obama says U.S. will get through the deep budget cuts if it has to, but admits the economy will get even worse. Economist Richard Wolff says the American people should prepare for the worst.
