Utopian Socialism Brings About Toilet Paper Shortages Maybe In The Near Future, or A Short Ideological History of the Suez Canal
Why it’s socialists’ fault that that big ship is stuck in the Suez.
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Read more...Why unprecedentedly low and negative nterest rates will probably not stimulate demand and may even threaten financial stability.
Read more...As the well off sail on, either unaffected by or profiting from Covid’s impact, for many, the economic damage is severe and lasting.
Read more...A new study confirms others in concluding that productivity is lower when normally office-based employees work from home.
Read more...Why the New Keynesian Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE) is a straightjacket for macroeconomics.
Read more...Defitic hysteria, UK style, and why misunderstanding what government money is about persists.
Read more...Are behavioral economists really nudging people in the right direction?
Read more...Labor-saving advances in artificial intelligence may undo the gains from globalization and pose new challenges for economic development
Read more...James Galbraith slams an “unreliable” CBO report claiming that raising the minimum wage would reduce jobs.
Read more...A “put foot in mouth and chew” episode from Bank of England chief economist Andy Haldane.
Read more...A favorite topic: the downside of fetishinzing metrics.
Read more...Michael Hudson recaps his classic Super Imperalism and extends it to the 21st century struggle for dominance among the US, China, and Russia.
Read more...Negative interest rates: a bad idea that some central banks still can’t resist.
Read more...A belated obituary for the heterodox economist Michael Perelman.
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