Lynn Parramore
Contributor at Freelance
Culture, economics, psychology. Author, "Reading the Sphinx"; Editor, "The 99%"; Contributor, @NBCNewsTHINK @laphamsquart @INETeconomics
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1 week ago |
portside.org | Lynn Parramore
Article What’s Next for Capitalism Published June 14, 2025 In Capitalism and Its Critics, New Yorker writer John Cassidy brings to life the figures who warned of monopoly power, inequality, environmental peril, and authoritarianism—forces still at work today. He discusses his book with Lynn Parramore.
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2 weeks ago |
ineteconomics.org | Lynn Parramore
As capitalism confronts rising challenges—from authoritarianism to life-changing technology—New Yorker writer John Cassidy’s Capitalism and Its Critics: A History from the Industrial Revolution to AI offers a timely exploration of the thinkers who have challenged the system for centuries. From 17th-century monopolists to today’s tech giants and AI upheavals, Cassidy traces a long tradition of voices warning about inequality, unchecked power, and the erosion of democracy.
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1 month ago |
smirkingchimp.com | Lynn Parramore
— from the Institute for New Economic Thinking There’s a familiar myth in American politics: that of the no-nonsense business leader who cuts through red tape and gets results. It fuels the belief that running a country is just like running a company—and that executives, with their boardroom instincts and bottom-line mindset, are exactly what government needs.
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1 month ago |
commondreams.org | Lynn Parramore
There’s a familiar myth in American politics: that of the no-nonsense business leader who cuts through red tape and gets results. It fuels the belief that running a country is just like running a company—and that executives, with their boardroom instincts and bottom-line mindset, are exactly what government needs. But that myth collapses under the weight of what corporate leadership has actually become—and what happens when it migrates into public office.
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1 month ago |
flipboard.com | Lynn Parramore
NowMicrosoft to cut 3% of employeesCNBC's Steve Kovach joins 'Squawk on the Street' with breaking details on Microsoft. 11 hours agoWhy a 3.5 Inch Difference in Rail Width Is a $27 Billion Problem for NATOThe Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have better rail connections to Russia than the rest of Europe. Here’s how a new, strategic railway project is addressing NATO concerns about Russian aggression in Europe.
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