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Michael Hudson & Anthony Randazzo talk effect of zero rates

Published 9 Jul, 2014 07:22 | Updated 9 Jul, 2014 05:40

Roughly 60 percent of all fresh water runs within cross-border basins, while only an estimated 40 percent of those basins are governed by some sort of agreement. Basically, those ‘upstream’ hold all the cards, and those ‘downstream’ are the losers. Erin takes a look. Dr. Michael Hudson talks about the Bank of International Settlements Report and gives his view on where the US macroeconomy is heading. Anthony Randazzo gives some perspective on the report from a libertarian point of view. In Big Deal, Edward Harrison and Erin talk about annual leave, productivity, and hours worked in developed nations across the world.

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