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October 2, 2019
Elena Botella
I Worked at Capital One for Five Years. This Is How We Justified Piling Debt on Poor Customers.
The subprime lending giant is a textbook case in creating a corporate culture of denial.
October 29, 2015
Jacob Silverman
China's Troubling New Social Credit System—And Ours
The new system is fiercely ambitious, authoritarian, technologically sophisticated, and disruptive
August 5, 2014
Danny Vinik
Yet Another Reason to Extend Unemployment Insurance: It Prevents Foreclosures
April 23, 2013
Tim Wu
The Case for Less
Is abundance really the solution to our problems?

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