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How many zeroes are there in a trillion? On economics, neoliberalism and economic justice
These are despairing times for ever increasing numbers of people around the globe who are fighting for jobs, food and shelter. The fundamental questions of economic justice are violently propelled back on the world’s agenda after a lost decade of ubiquitous security and terrorism concerns.
March 25, 2011
