For a week in April Link TV partnered with NewsTrust to look for and analyze the best and worst news coverage on the human impact of the global recession.
248 news reports and opinions about the global economy from 123 different news sources from around the world were posted for review. Click here for the Global Economy: News Hunt results!
 | Marshall Plan Redux: The Economic Prowess of China Economist Richard Wolff explores the complex, worrisome economic relationship between the U.S. and China. Click to watch. | |
 | ColorLines: Race and Economic Recovery | |
| Eliot Spitzer on the Crash of 2008-2009 Former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer examines whether Pres. Obama is capable of reform, or if taxpayers will be on the hook for the next crisis. Click to watch. | |
| Where Did the Stimulus Go? | |
| Chimerica: U.S., China, & the Global Economy This episode of Global Pulse revisits China and its relationship with the U.S. and the world, from Link TV's 2009 Year-End Special. Click to watch. | |
| Banks are at it again -- making profits and doling out bonuses. Bankers say to keep top people, you've got to pay top dollar, but not everyone's buying it. Click to watch. | |
 | Global Meltdown: Human Fallout | |
 | Global Pulse - Global Jobs Crisis 76,000 jobs slashed in one day, 15,000 more the next. The global meltdown becomes a personal financial meltdown for millions of fired workers worldwide. Click to watch. | |
 | Was Iceland Victimized by Economic Hitmen? "Hoodwinked" author John Perkins places the blame for Iceland's economic collapse on the tactics of economic hit men from multi-national corporations. Click to watch. | |
| Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman explains that because the financial crisis was global, America cannot rely on increased trade as an economic boost. Click to watch. |
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