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Pillage and Class Polarization: The Rise of “Criminal Capitalism”

Posted on October 2, 2015 by Luther Blissett

By Prof. James Petras Source: GlobalResearch.ca About 75% of US employees work 40 hours or longer, the second longest among all OECD countries, exceeded only by Poland and tied with South Korea.  In contrast, only 10% of Danish workers, 15% … Continue reading →

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