Richard Wolff: Capitalism, Covid and Crisis
January 12, 2022
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Economist Richard Wolff talks about Capitalism, Covid and Crisis. Is Capitalism is crisis? Or is it doing fine? Should we be worried about inflation? Or is that the wrong thing to look at? What are we supposed to make of the recent strikes? Is the great resignation a thing? Is it good?
Richard Wolff is the host of #EconomicUpdate, Professor of Economics Emeritus
at @UMassAmherst, visiting professor at The New School, founder of @democracyatwrk and the author of several books including Democracy at Work, Understanding Marxism, and Capitalism Hits the Fan: The Global Economic Meltdown and What to Do About It. He's been called "America's most prominent Marxist economist" by The New York Times.
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