Richard D. Wolff

Prof. Wolff discusses what a Bernie Sanders government would mean for the U.S. and a Jeremy Corbyn government would Mean for the U.K. This interview appears courtesy of Conversations with Slava

Beneath the rosy employment report lives a reality of low-paying part-time and temporary work with no benefits or security.

Capitalism could be the biggest problem. Prof. Wolff says it's time to get rid of it rather than reform it.

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At IntelligenceSquared Debate, Prof. Wolff argues that concerns over income inequality increase and issues of racial, economic, and social justice become more prominent in the public sphere as the capitalist system faces growing scrutiny. Prof. Wolff and debate partner Bhaskar Sunkara, founding editor of Jacobin, sway an audience in a debate win against the motion that capitalism is a blessing.

Prof. Wolff explains the background behind the ongoing labor protests in France.

Prof. Wolff breaks down the new trade deal with Japan and how markets have been reacting on renewed trade optimism.

Prof. Wolff debates former Barron's economics editor Gene Epstein on which economic system best promotes, freedom, equality, and prosperity - socialism or capitalism.

Trump warns of new China tariffs coming soon if the U.S. doesn’t start getting some workable proposals from Beijing. Prof Wolff gives his insight into the trade war and what we can expect.

Prof. Wolff weighs in on the widening inequality gap in society.