ECONOMIC PLANNING

  • Democracy Now! January 7, 2003

    President Bush unveils an economic plan that is expected to cost nearly $700 billion over the next decade. Congress opens today with Republicans in control of the Senate and House. And, pro-war Democrats line up for the 2004 presidential election: A conversation with Ralph Nader; Fox, NBC, Viacom, Walt Disney Co. urge the government to…

  • Morning Show April 3, 2002 : Sonali Kolhatkar, Host

    Morning Show April 3, 2002 : Sonali Kolhatkar, Host 2ND HOUR Content: News (5 min.) Guests: Peter Camejo (30 min.) Green Party candidate for CA Governor Topic for nest three guests: Ballona Wetlands in California. (22 min.): Joy Zedler (22 min.) Endowed Chair restoration ecology, U. of Wisconsin Kathy Knight, Wetlands coordinator for the Spirit…

  • Democracy Now! February 7, 2002

    Crashing the stock market: through the police barricades, the metal detectors and the security checks, a Democracy Now! exclusive. Its the hottest ticket in town, the gala soiree of the World Economic Forum on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Democracy Now! takes you inside the party of the power elite for a…

  • Profits Without Production: The Cost Of Military Spending – Dr. Seymour Melman

    Profits Without Production: The Cost Of Military Spending – Dr. Seymour Melman Talk on the socio-economic impact of U.S. Defense spending particularly how the U.S. is becoming a Third World Nation owing to its military production at the expense of consumer goods, and the resulting trade deficit. Recorded at Siena College, Albany, New York, November,…