UUJECPublic Money for Sustainability and Social Justice Mary Mellor, 2016 Question: Do you know how most money is created today? Answer: It emerges “out of thin air”, by… Continue Reading Debt or Democracy – Public Money for Sustainability and Social Justice
An Activist’s Guide to Economic Justice by Les Leopold, 2015 Most persons who visit this web page have read one or more books on income inequality. Runaway Inequality,… Continue Reading Runaway Inequality
The Economics of Manipulation & Deception By George Akerlof and Robert Shiller, 2015 “The Downside of Free Market Capitalism” Akerlof and Shiller are well known economists, whose deep… Continue Reading Phishing for Phools
In 2010, the top 20% of the private wealth holders in our nation owned 89% of the nation’s private wealth, while the remaining 80% of the people owned… Continue Reading Our Escalating Inequality
The Plot to Destroy America – and What We Can Do to Stop It by Thom Hartmann, 2014 In January and February, my UUA ministerial pension fund plummeted,… Continue Reading The Crash of 2016
by Bill Fletcher, Jr., 2012 “They’re Bankrupting Us” is a great resource for people unfamiliar with unions to understand their inner workings. Turns out, once you stomp out… Continue Reading “They’re Bankrupting Us!” and 20 Other Myths about Unions
by L. Randall Wray, 2012 This is a good book for students and others who want to understand how money is actually created and managed in today’s world.… Continue Reading Modern Money Theory: A Primer on Macroeconomics for Sovereign Monetary Systems
by John Robbins, 2010 Living Better Than Ever in an Age of Less I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. Robbins was born into the Baskin-Robbins family, but rejected… Continue Reading The New Good Life