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“Are the two related?” the Economist (2/15/20) asked. Turns out—probably not.

Crediting Xenophobia—rather than organizing—with raising workers’ wages

The Economist (2/15/20) ran a brief article last year with a startling headline: “Immigration to America Is Down. Wages Are Up. Are the Two Related?” Maybe, the article’s anonymous author answered, at least for the short term.

Monthly Review Essays

Beyond the Sprouts of Capitalism
by Ken Hammond
The contemporary political economy of the People’s Republic of China, the nature of the Chinese system, has been the subject of much discussion and debate in mainstream academic, media, and political circles, as well as on the left. Yet one can only make sense of contemporary China with a clear understanding of the country’s economic history.
U.S. Exceptionalism Surges Again. Will It Fly?
by M. K. Bhadrakumar
In a statement marking the “return” of the United States to the United Nations Human Rights Council on Wednesday, Secretary of State Antony Blinken disclosed that the Biden Administration is placing democracy and human rights at the centre of American foreign policy.

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