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Showing videos filed under: Teresa Ghilarducci
The Real Cost of Healthcare Reform, Eva Golinger on Honduras, and Civilian Casualties in Afghanistan
July 8, 2009The cost of healthcare in this country is unsustainable. There's no way around it. Some projections estimate that healthcare costs will equal 20 percent of GNP in the next decade. What are the economics of healthcare reform? Dean Baker, Reed Abelson, and Teresa Ghilarducci on the real costs of healthcare reform. Eva Golinger on the coup in Honduras. And Michael Lipsky of Demos on the public option.GRITtv Live at Noon: What Is The Real Cost of Healthcare Reform?
July 8, 2009Healthcare as we know it is a serious burden on the national economy. Partisans on both sides of the debate agree no that. But what is the real cost of healthcare reform? And is congress willing to make the necessary changes to fundamentally overhaul the system? Dean Baker, Reed Abelson, and Teresa Ghilarducci on the economics of healthcare reform.Will Spending Create Jobs?
February 4, 2009Will spending create jobs? Dean Baker, Teresa Ghilarducci and others on Obama's stimulus plan.How to Stimulate Jobs and The Chicago Sit Down Strike
February 3, 2009Will spending create new jobs? Republic Windows and Doors workers on what's happened since their sit down strike in December. And a new report from the American Society of Civil Engineers gives America's infrastructure a low mark.Should We Save Capitalism?
October 30, 2008Market fundamentalism has been at the heart of U.S. economic policy for the last three decades. From Ronald Reagan and trickle down economics to Bill Clinton and deregulation the Washington Consensus has ruled the day. Fewer rules, open markets, and free trade. The impact has been far reaching. We are witnessing the fall out now but the corruption, the rot may run much deeper.The End of Capitalism, Bob Holman on a Poetic Economy, and the U.S. Comes Full Circle in Afghanistan
October 29, 2008Market fundamentalism has been at the heart of U.S. economic policy for the last three decades. From Ronald Reagan and trickle down economics to Bill Clinton and deregulation the Washington Consensus has ruled the day. Fewer rules, open markets, and free trade. The impact has been far reaching. We are witnessing the fall out now but the corruption, the rot may run much deeper.
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