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EconoMonitor : Great Leap Forward » MMT AND THE SUSTAINABILITY OF SOVEREIGN DEFICITS AND DEBT

EconoMonitor : Great Leap Forward » MMT AND THE SUSTAINABILITY OF SOVEREIGN DEFICITS AND DEBT | Heterodox economics | Scoop.it
Economics for the 21st Century and Beyond
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Okun’s Law survives 50 years – trouble for the neo-liberals | Bill Mitchell – billy blog

Okun’s Law survives 50 years – trouble for the neo-liberals | Bill Mitchell – billy blog | Heterodox economics | Scoop.it
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To understand the deepening mess we are in now, it's worth looking to the words of a Polish economist in 1944

To understand the deepening mess we are in now, it's worth looking to the words of a Polish economist in 1944 | Heterodox economics | Scoop.it
Aditya Chakrabortty: This assault on an entire social contract is what Michał Kalecki warned about
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Lies and deception – a central banker’s view of the world | Bill Mitchell – billy blog

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The Endless Crisis :: Monthly Review

The Endless Crisis :: Monthly Review | Heterodox economics | Scoop.it
The Great Financial Crisis and the Great Recession began in the United States in 2007 and quickly spread across the globe, marking what appears to be a turning point in world history.
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IMF Admits More Mistakes « naked capitalism

IMF Admits More Mistakes « naked capitalism | Heterodox economics | Scoop.it
Commentary on current economic and financial news.

 

I’ve commented numerous times over the the last 3 years that I considered the IMF’s position on Europe dangerously misguided as I felt it was based more on ideology than evidential analysis (see more here). I have posted on a near-daily basis over the last 2 years on the slow downfall of the euro-zone under what I considered to be a policy framework that was doing more harm than good due, in part, to the fact that it underestimated the feedback from on-going government sector austerity in an environment of private sector balance-sheet retrenchment.


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The Financial Elite's War Against the US Economy

The Financial Elite's War Against the US Economy | Heterodox economics | Scoop.it
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Functional Finance and the Debt Ratio—Part III

Functional Finance and the Debt Ratio—Part III | Heterodox economics | Scoop.it
By Scott Fullwiler [Part 1] [Part 2] This five part series will explore at length (warning!) and in detail (another warning—wonk alert!
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Michael Hudson: America’s Deceptive 2012 Fiscal Cliff: Part I « naked capitalism

Commentary on current economic and financial news.
pdeppisch's curator insight, December 30, 2012 11:14 AM

The concept of the "common good" because it has many definitons and cannot be agreed upon is being killed.  But humanity is nothing without the "common good"!  Humans need co-operation to flourish.

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Debt, Deficits, and Modern Monetary Theory | Harvard International Review

Debt, Deficits, and Modern Monetary Theory | Harvard International Review | Heterodox economics | Scoop.it

Central banks cannot control the money supply. And not many central banks past the mid-1980s gave any credibility to monetary targeting. They realized that central banks can control only interest rates, not the money supply.

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Britain’s 10 most powerful finance lobbyists: The Bureau of Investigative Journalism

Britain’s 10 most powerful finance lobbyists: The Bureau of Investigative Journalism | Heterodox economics | Scoop.it
The 10 London players with the closest links to power.
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Reality economics | Michael Hudson

A review of Norbert Häring and Niall Douglas, Economists and the Powerful (London: Anthem Press, 2012). “Whom the gods would destroy, they first...
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Economist's View: 'Missing the Point in the Economists' Debate'

More on the macro wars. This is from Beyond Mechanical Markets: Asset Price Swings, Risk, and the Role of the State, by Roman Frydman & Michael D. Goldberg: ... To be sure, the upswing in house prices in many markets...
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Bankers, exposed | The Enlightened Economist

Bankers, exposed | The Enlightened Economist | Heterodox economics | Scoop.it
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The Irrational Consumer: Why Economics Is Dead Wrong About How We Make Choices

The Irrational Consumer: Why Economics Is Dead Wrong About How We Make Choices | Heterodox economics | Scoop.it
A new paper reviews how psychology, biology, and neurology are ganging up on economics to prove that, when it comes to making decisions, people are anything but rational
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Philip Pilkington: The Origins of Neoliberalism, Part III – Europe and the Centre-Left Fall under Hayek’s Spell « naked capitalism

Philip Pilkington: The Origins of Neoliberalism, Part III – Europe and the Centre-Left Fall under Hayek’s Spell « naked capitalism | Heterodox economics | Scoop.it
Commentary on current economic and financial news.
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Philip Pilkington: The Origins of Neoliberalism, Part I – Hayek’s Delusion « naked capitalism

Commentary on current economic and financial news.
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What is actually going on in Iceland

What is actually going on in Iceland | Heterodox economics | Scoop.it
Because I’m tired of you people spreading untruths Since people continue to spread the factually dubious statement that Iceland “told creditors & IMF to go jump, nationalised banks,...

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The End of Economists' Imperialism

The other social sciences are rebelling against their overlords.
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Philip Pilkington: The New York Times’ Bizarre and Misleading Praise of Austerity Poster Child Latvia « naked capitalism

Philip Pilkington: The New York Times’ Bizarre and Misleading Praise of Austerity Poster Child Latvia « naked capitalism | Heterodox economics | Scoop.it
Latvia, the go to country for those justifying poverty for the many.
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Eurozone policy makers destroying prosperity | Bill Mitchell – billy blog

Eurozone policy makers destroying prosperity | Bill Mitchell – billy blog | Heterodox economics | Scoop.it
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Why econometrics still hasn’t delivered (wonkish)

Why econometrics still hasn’t delivered (wonkish) | Heterodox economics | Scoop.it
from Lars Syll In the article The Scientific Model of Causality renowned econometrician and Nobe laureate James Heckman writes (emphasis added): A model is a set of possible counterfactual worlds c...
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Michael Hoexter: “Deficit” is the Wrong Word and Concept « naked capitalism

Austerity advocates/deficit hawks are in full flight away from economic policies that would result in economic growth even as they claim otherwise.

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The myths that abound in Federal Budget Papers | Bill Mitchell – billy blog

The myths that abound in Federal Budget Papers | Bill Mitchell – billy blog | Heterodox economics | Scoop.it
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An FAQ for Mainstream/Neoclassical Economists

An FAQ for Mainstream/Neoclassical Economists | Heterodox economics | Scoop.it
I have received some standard criticisms from visiting mainstream economists – straw man, ignorant, economists aren’t all Milton Friedman-esque free marketeers, etc. Suffice to say I...
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