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Jonathan Tasini

A Progressive view on Workers, Economics, Labor, Politics and, now and then, random musings on culture and sports.

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Every Fortune Is Made By You

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Like, Bye.

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We Said NAFTA Would Kill People—And It Did.

Why You Might Want To Read This: “Capitalism Kills” is an easy rhetorical slogan. You know what? When we look at the hard facts, with data, more than three decades later, it’s true—NAFTA killed people. And there’s a lesson here about what w...

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Chavez, Labor Authoritarianism & The Edifice Complex

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