Economics & Business

Yuri Chekalin14.06.2026

Japan has long maintained a cautious immigration policy, emphasizing social stability and controlled migration. Introduction However, demographic challenges such as a declining birth rate, an aging population, and persistent labor shortages have compelled the Japanese government to reconsider its approach to immigration and visa policies. In recent years, Japan has introduced a series of visa […]

Kamil Askerkhanov09.04.2026

The global economy increasingly resembles the final hours of the “Titanic.” Not the moment of impact—that has already occurred—but rather the stage where the hull still holds, the lights are on, the orchestra is playing, and most passengers refuse to fully acknowledge the scale of what is happening. Markets continue to tremble, inflation erodes the […]

Robert Reich08.04.2026

Trump wants to get it over early in his term, so he and his fellow billionaires can buy up everything cheap and then enjoy the ride upward. What’s really going on with the economy? I believe Trump and his billionaire buddies — the American oligarchy — have a plan. But before I get to it, […]

Robert Reich26.03.2026

Remember: Trump and his cronies in the Cabinet will always govern for their corporate donors and former clients — not for you. 1. Lines are getting longer at airports. Democrats want to fund the TSA, but Trump’s congressional Republicans refuse. They want all of the Department of Homeland Security to be funded, including ICE and […]

Vladimir Morozov04.03.2026

Part 1. A Financial Pyramid Based on Credit During crises, everyone suffers anyway, don’t banks risk themselves by being the triggers of crises? Not at all. Let’s not forget that it was the usurers who, several centuries ago, planned and successfully implemented the current global financial system. So there are specific measures to assist banks […]

Vladimir Morozov04.03.2026

Where do economic crises come from and why are they man-made? Let’s start by redefining what the capitalist mode of production is. It’s generally accepted that this is an economic system based on private ownership of the means of production, the exploitation of wage labor, and (most importantly) the extraction of profit. Inevitably, the question […]

Dmitri Drobnitsky17.02.2026

The brand-new bridge may never open if Trump changes the previously issued permit. The Gordie Howe Bridge is set to connect the Canadian province of Ontario and the US state of Michigan, separated by the Michigan River. This isn’t the only transportation corridor between Michigan and Ontario. In particular, there’s the Ambassador Bridge, but it […]

Robert Reich11.02.2026

AI will make most of us poorer and a few fabulously wealthy — unless its productivity gains are allocated fairly. Here’s what we should we be considering now. May I be candid with you about the U.S. economy? It’s growing nicely, and the stock market has soared. But on what really counts to most Americans […]

Vladimir Morozov10.02.2026

The essence of the gold standard in the new monetary system was that it maintained a constant high demand for gold. Part 1: England, the Rothschilds and the Establishment of the Gold Standard After the outbreak of bourgeois revolutions and the establishment of an ideal for moneylenders’ regime of the “market” in relations between economic […]

Vladimir Morozov27.01.2026

First Deputy Prime Minister Manturov held a meeting on the development of the Russian light industry. The event was attended by the head of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Alikhanov, the chairmen of the State Duma committees on industry and trade — Gutenev, and on economic policy — Topilin, representatives of the Ministry of […]

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Visa Reform in Japan

“Titanic” for the Global Economy

Why We’ll Have a Recession

Flying Already Sucks, but Trump Just Made it Even Worse

Economic Crises and Why Everyone Suffers Except Bankers

A Financial Pyramid Based on Credit

Trump Doesn’t Share the Gordie Howe Bridge with Canada

AI and the Coming Jobless Economy

The Emergence and Abolition of the Gold Standard

The Tasks Have Been Set — Mission Impossible

Modern Relevance of Dostoevsky

Washington-Style Game of Thrones

Eighty Years Old Today

Socialists Continue to Gain Popularity Within the Democratic Party