I believe there is a new liberal consensus on economic policy emerging and gathering strength. Department of Labor senior advisor Mary Beth Maxwell identifies it as well in a Medium post on “A ‘New’ Conventional Wisdom on Labor”. She quotes Paul Krugman, who provides what I think amounts to the basic case: “Low wages, he argues, are not the product of inscrutable market forces, but rather choices.
At the start of last month, Google and Stanford University researchers released a report on a largely legal yet dubious practice in the advertising industry. It’s called ad injection. The process effectively intercepts users’ traffic to inject content, namely, those irritating adverts and popups that seem to come from nowhere. Media rightly jumped on the report, highlighting the companies named as
Strong words but White’s assessment is hard to fault. The indisputable historical record, after all, shows that countless women who served in the Imperial Army’s brothels were innocents seized at gunpoint in Japan’s erstwhile colonies and forced into sexual servitude. (Yes, of course, not all were innocents. The army's first recourse was to professional prostitutes but even if every prostitute in
Japan's main opposition Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) president Shinzo Abe (R) and secretary... [+] general Shigeru Ishiba attach rosettes next to successful general electoral candidate names on a board at the party headquarters in Tokyo on December 16, 2012. Japan's conservative opposition swept to victory in polls on December 16, broadcasters said, in an apparent shift to the right as tensions
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