Randy Wray: Debt-Free Money and Banana Republics, Part II
More discussion of the problems with the “debt-free money” construct, to the extent that it can even be called a construct.
Read more...More discussion of the problems with the “debt-free money” construct, to the extent that it can even be called a construct.
Read more...Capitalism’s “recovery” now proceeds like another speeding train headed toward contradiction and catastrophe.
Read more...Economists, for the most part, resist the idea that economics can never be a scientific enterprise. Sadly, that posture has proven profitable for them.
Read more...How can recent technical change could both be a major source of dis-employment and not be associated with productivity improvement?
Read more...As bad as available data says wealth concentration is, it is probably even worse.
Read more...So now even austerity is getting product placement in movies….
Read more...Can American foreign policy be made to work better for US citizens (outside the arms industry) and the rest of the world?
Read more...Poor framing of climate change and climate policy issues are making costs appear much higher than they are and are thus deterring action.
Read more...A new study devastates the widely-touted claim that corporate tax cuts promote growth.
Read more...An excerpt from CEPR co-director Mark Weisbrot’s important new book, Failed.
Read more...Harvard’s Professor Josh Lerner gave CalPERS what was presumably a pep talk for investing in private equity that was so contradictory as to amount to a case against it.
Read more...A fine stocking stuffer. And I’m not phishing!
Read more...The Eurozone needs fixing, but it is impossible to agree upon the steps to be taken without agreement on what went wrong. This column introduces a new CEPR Policy Insight that presents a consensus-narrative of the causes of the EZ Crisis. It was authored by a dozen leading economists from across the spectrum. The consensus narrative is supported by a long and growing list of economists.
Read more...1. School is mostly about indoctrination into the national identity. It is also about child care, and for older children, about keeping them out of the labour force. If we were honest we could talk about education policy with this in mind, though no one does (okay, there are some exceptions).
Read more...Originally published at the Institute for New Economic Thinking website Adair Turner, Chairman of the Board of the Institute for New Economic Thinking and former Chairman of Britain’s Financial Services Authority (2008-13), is the author of a new book that takes aim at economic and political orthodoxies, Between Debt and the Devil: Money, Credit, and […]
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