Streamlining the health care bureaucracy would not be that painful.

Poor adults tend to spend more weeks disabled, studying, and caring.

Lots of coverage, low cost-sharing, and steeply progressive taxes.

The absolute gap between the top and the rest keeps growing.

Health insurance remains elusive for young and poor people.

Capitalism drives poverty and only the welfare state can fix that.

Workers should have a say in how their companies are run.

Ideas for transitioning from our current system to single payer.

We already know how to empower labor unions. It is time to do it.

Privately-funded think tanks are not the only way to do policy.

Norway shows how active socialized ownership could work.

When stocks go up, ordinary workers' wages do not follow.

The fund now holds $192,000 for every Norwegian citizen.

Rudolf Meidner's plan to socialize Swedish industry is still relevant today.

Index funds are a form of collective ownership of the means of production.

Does antitrust enforcement matter when the same people own everything?

Most Dutch oppose their complicated, costly, market-driven healthcare system.

All top 1 percent income growth after 2000 came from ownership of capital.

If we want to stop taking insurance away from people, we need single-payer healthcare.

We have no papers yet, but they are in the pipeline, and they will be good.