Escape from Muddle Land
Peter Dorman files a report from radical subjectivity land so you don’t have to go there.
Read more...Peter Dorman files a report from radical subjectivity land so you don’t have to go there.
Read more...Contrasting ideologies at play about the structure and role of social media mirror the conflicting ideologies in economics.
Read more...How John Galbraith correctly called many developments that have had great political and economic significance, like the decline of unions
Read more...How climate change reveals a crisis of international governance.
Read more...Another mechanism by which US does harm through our indifference to to the impact of our dollar/interest rate policies on other countries.
Read more...Contrary to what many have claimed, wage growth in the fourth quarter of 2022 was actually in line with what a standard Phillips curve model predicts.
Read more...How a bleak Christian theology influenced the development of economics.
Read more...Authors Jackson and Jensen argue that we need an acopalypse, as in a full recognition of conditions, to make radical envirnmental changes.
Read more...An update on the debate on the role of slavery in Britain’s growth during the Industial Revolution.
Read more...Michael Hudson and Radhika Desai discuss the dollar regime and its prospects.
Read more...A primer on the gold standard, including a discussion of its implications.
Read more...A meaty discussion of the broader implications of the war in Ukraine.
Read more...Galbraith explains why conventional views of inflation are a particularly poor fit for recent price increases and produced bad policy
Read more...The Fed is playing killer of the current inflation even though it isn’t set up to do so. That’s hurting a lot of innocent bystanders.
Read more...Desai and Hudson debunk widely-believed, finance-and-elite-serving myths about inflation.
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