KPFA Special: The Economy and the Current Political Landscape

Prof Wolff joins a KPFA special episode on Letters & Politics with Mitch Jeserich to discuss the economy and the current political landscape.

Listen to the episode here. 

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  • Zalizko Marharyta
    commented 2026-09-15 17:21:19 -0400
    The page returned a 403 so I can’t read the argument, but the intersection of economic conditions and political outcomes is one where the causal direction is often asserted rather than demonstrated — incumbents get credit or blame for things largely outside their control, while structural changes that actually shape outcomes move slowly and invisibly. What makes these discussions useful is when they distinguish between cyclical effects and structural ones, because the policy responses are completely different. There’s a discussion on https://nv-casinos1.com.gr about evaluating economic narratives based on structure rather than short-term movement — the point about distinguishing cycles from trends was well-made. What was the programme’s main argument?
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