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Covid and Fictitious Capital
In 2020, output, investment, and employment plummeted across the world, but the opposite was true for the stock and bond ... -
What’s in Store for the Economy under Biden?
As Biden begins the first day of his presidency, the United States still faces near record levels of COVID cases ... -
The Brexit Deal: A Marxist Analysis
As the United Kingdom leaves the European Union, British capitalism will suffer. But as Marxist economist Michael Roberts argues, the ... -
Perspectives for 2021: Interview with Michael Roberts and Claudia Cinatti
The year of the coronavirus pandemic is drawing to a close. What are the trends in the economy, the political ... -
A Credit Crash Ahead?
With the promise of a vaccine on the horizon, many sectors of capital are hoping that the world economy will ... -
G20: The Debt Solution
The G20 summit took place virtually this past weekend, with the G20 leaders discussing the impact of the coronavirus pandemic ... -
The Social Composition of the Anti-Trump Vote
It took days of counting votes, but the 2020 election finally ended. Biden won because workers, ethnic minorities, young people ... -
Returning To Normal?
With over tens of millions unemployed in the US and economies slowly reopening after the coronavirus pandemic, where are we ... -
Marx’s Capital, 150 Years Later
British economist Michael Roberts takes a look at the implications of Karl Marx's major work, 150 years after its first ... -
The Impact of Brexit
British economist Michael Roberts writes about the immediate and long-term consequences of the Brexit.
Author: Michael Roberts
