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From My Wandering Internet Reads
Just something a little bit different today that I found while reading techie stuff. The hurting of a person as described by one care giver. There is nowhere Black people can go to not be inside a carceral gaze or at risk of experiencing police brutality. …And we, in healthcare, have to [start] building that sanctuary for folks as their human right.— Rhea Boyd1 A Perspective; “Without Sanctuary,” S. Michelle Ogunwole, M.D, New England...
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Canceling Outstanding Student Loans in Default
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On Golden Idols
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Weekly Indicators for February 22 – 26
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Real wages in Australia continue to go backwards
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No point complaining about it, Australia will face carbon levies unless it changes course
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Sandpit
Ann Pettifor: Debtonation
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Verso Live: Ann Pettifor and The Care Collective
The politics of radical care Carelessness reigns; ‘self care’ is self-serving; privatisation is swamping the care sector; in this time of global pandemic and care crisis The Care Collective are joined by Ann Pettifor, author of The Case for the Green New Deal, to discuss their new proposal for caring change: The Care Manifesto. This ...
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World Class Live Casino & Online Sports Betting
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IST2020 Keynote by Ann Pettifor
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IST 2020 Ann Pettifor – Graphic Recording
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Permainan Judi Bola Online Paling Digemari di Agen Sbobet Terpercaya
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#betd2020 Speaker Statement: Ann Pettifor
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Agen Judi Bola Terpercaya Paling Direkomendasikan Di Indonesia
Baseline Scenario
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Quick Housekeeping Note
By James Kwak I’ve been asked if you can sign up for email notifications when I write stories on Medium. Apparently you can, but the option is a bit buried. (One of the nice things about Medium is the clean interface. One downside of that clean interface is that sometimes you have to go looking for things.) If you’re on my main page (jamesykwak.medium.com), you have to click on About at the top. Then you get to this page, and at the...
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Moving On
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Leverage
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The COVID-19 Economy: What Can We Do?
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COVID-19: Winners and Losers
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COVID-19: Inequality
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COVID-19: The Butcher, the Brewer, and the Baker
Bill Mitchell
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Real wages in Australia continue to go backwards
Last week, two major wage data releases came out from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. On Wednesday (February, 24, 2021), the – Wage Price Index, Australia – which was followed on Thursday (February 25, 2021) by the latest – Average Weekly Earnings, Australia. The two series are quite different as I note below. Both demonstrate poor wages outcomes in Australia. The ABS reported that Australia “maintained the historically low annual growth...
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The Weekend Quiz – February 27-28, 2021 – answers and discussion
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The Weekend Quiz – February 27-28, 2021
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Some historical thinking about the Job Guarantee
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Enforced poverty and torture for the victims of government policy failure – welcome to modern Australia
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Have mainstream economists really embraced large deficits and central bank bond purchases?
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The ‘disciplining role of markets’ should be replaced by the disciplining role of democracy
Chris Blattman
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IPA’s Weekly Links
Guest post by Jeff Mosenkis of Innovations for Poverty Action. My colleagues in the methods department at IPA have an RFP out for awards of up to $20,000 for studies to improve methods, generalizability, transparency and the like. Deadline Feb 28th. 26 co-authors published a paper using 16 samples of household surveys of 30,000 people in 9 countries to assess impact of last spring’s COVID disruptions. As you can imagine, it was grave, with...
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IPA’s weekly links
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Investigating a hack
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IPA’s weekly links
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IPA’s weekly links
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IPA’s weekly links
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IPA’s weekly links
Cullen Roche: Pragmatic Capitalism
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Why Pump & Dumps Are Dangerous
On Sunday evening, before GameStop had fallen 85% from its peak, I said: My guess is GME will collapse in the coming months or year when this charade passes and a lot of people will get hurt along the way. I can’t lie. I am really mad to be right about this. Mainly because all of the narratives surrounding this whole charade have been so disingenuous/misinformed and a lot of famous people promoted those bad narratives along the way. And...
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Three Things I Think I Think – YOLO Gambling is Reckless
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My View On: Short Selling
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Three Things I Think I Think – GAMESTONK!
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Three Things I Think I Think – Civil WHAT?
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Rational Reminder Podcast – Understanding the Modern Monetary System
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RR #132 – Cullen Roche: Understanding the Modern Monetary System
EconoSpeak
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Has Elon Musk Damaged His Portfolio By Buying Bitcoin?
After tweeting repeatedly for some time about bitcoin and the originally satirical degecoin, both of which have gone up massively in the past year, on Feb. 8 Elon Musk put his money where his mouth had been and had his Tesla EV company buy about $1.5 billion in bitcoin. The immediate aftermath of this was a substantial surge of the crypto from somewhat over $40,000 to somewhat over $50,000. This seems to have inspired several other major...
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We Need a Plan for Militias
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Is China Committing Genocide In Xinjiang?
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Normalizing Foreign Trade Relations
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Fucking With The Football
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Impeachment: What’s the Message?
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Is Bitcoin Really Real Money? Ontological and Epistemological Questions
Francis Coppola
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Frances Coppola chats with Bobby Shell & Darius Bell about Bitcoin & Faith
Www.bobbyshell.com https://twitter.com/iBobbyShell Darius and I chat with Frances about Faith, Bitcoin, Finance and a lot more. Frances was a pleasure to chat with! I believe she is a hodler like Peter Schiff :) She is just private with her finances!
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Democracy won’t save you
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Critiquing Bitcoin with Frances Coppola & Nic Carter
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Frances Coppola blocks all Bitcoin proponents
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Bitcoin fixes Microstrategy (or does it?)
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Reconciling IS-LM and endogenous money
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The asymmetric mechanics of Tether
Jodi Beggs: Economists Do It With Models
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The Habtic Standard
[unable to retrieve full-text content]The Habtic Standard: I wrote another article! This one is about why organizational change is hard and how it can be made less bad for workers…and it’s totally 100 percent not based off of personal experience I swear :)
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The Habtic Standard
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Comparing the GDP Deflator and CPI for Calculating Inflation
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The Logic Behind Present (Discounted) Value
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Indifference Between Indifference Curves?
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Why Indifference Curves Can’t Cross
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The Expenditure Categories of GDP
John Aziz: Azizonomics
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My Future
I am winding down Azizonomics, though, as I am sure you are already aware it has already existed in a winded down state for many years, particularly since I left The Week in 2014. I mostly started this blog in 2011 because I was concerned about the economy, and the future, and was reading a lot, and jotting down my thoughts. From today, I will be focusing on my new podcast: Cybernetics Chat. The focus of that is much more a mixture of...
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Britain in the Boris Era
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My Thoughts On Brexit
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Bitcoin Is Failing As Money—But Bitcoin Cash Isn’t
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Don’t Tolerate The Trumpists
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Yellen: “There Will Be No New Crisis In My Lifetime”
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Protected Blog › Log in
John Quiggin
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No point complaining about it, Australia will face carbon levies unless it changes course
That’s the headline for a recent article I wrote for The Conversation. I meant to post it earlier, but didn’t get to it. Now that Trump is gone, there’s near-unanimous international support for border adjustments. But our government thinks it can bluster its way past the problem, as it does on domestic issues. And if Labor has any ideas on the issue, I haven’t heard about them. Share this:Like this:Like Loading...
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Sandpit
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Monday Message Board
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Gas-fired recovery
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Sandpit
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Monday Message Board (on Tuesday)
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Why the Texas electricity market failed
Lars P. Syll
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Chicago economics — the triumph of empty formalism
Chicago economics — the triumph of empty formalism Vielleicht ist diese Grundperspektive der radikalen Trennung von Form und Gehalt hilfreich, einige zunächst überaus paradoxe Äußerungen von Lucas etwas zu erhellen. Erinnert man sich der Forderungen von Lucas, die Makroökonomik zwingend auf Basis der klassischen Postulate, die Lucas und Sargent (1978) als (a) „Markträumung“ und (b) „Eigennutz“ umrissen hatten, zu...
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Logistic regression (student stuff)
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Avec le temps
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Dis, quand reviendras-tu?
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Models and laws in economics
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Fighting neoliberalism with Keynes and Minsky
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Covid-19 — la situation en Suède
Michael Hudson
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The Democrats Role in Distracting with Identity Politics
Vrettos 2021The Radical Imagination episode February 10, 2021 [embedded content] Vrettos: 1. We’re waiting to see how the rhetoric of the new Biden administration will play out in actual policies. Hudson: Biden’s long political career has been right-wing. He’s the senator from Delaware, the country’s most pro-corporate state – which is why most U.S. corporations are incorporated there. As such, he represents the banking and credit-card...
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At the Oxford Economics Society
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The rentier resurgence and takeover: Finance Capitalism vs. Industrial Capitalism
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Multipolarity and Financial Capitalism
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Rentiers a bunch of gangsters
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A Hard Look at Rent and Rent Seeking
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Jubillee Perspectives with Steve Keen
Mike Norman Economics
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Putin, crusaders and barbarians — Pepe Escobar
Backgrounder.The Vineyard of the SakerPutin, crusaders and barbariansPepe EscobarSee alsoIn my view, Amnesty rightly denied to recognize Navalny as a "prisoner of conscience" since his past behavior and previous statements reveal that the man has no conscience. He is an opportunist rather than a defender of rights.But more significantly from the political standpoint, polling backed by a record of poor performance in elections in...
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“Inflation!”
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Treasury plan
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How does one learn from people one disagrees with?
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Biden To Let Trump-Era Rule Severely Regulating China Tech “Threats” Take Effect — Tyler Durden
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Why Joe Biden will continue the US war on Nord Stream 2 till the bitter end — Johanna Ross
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Bond Market Panic — Brian Romanchuk
Mosler Economics
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Durable goods, pending home sales, personal income and spending, consumer credit
Back to 2018 levels with lots lost during the dip: Still drifting lower: Another round of Federal checks hit last month: The economy is generating less personal income than pre covid and fading: Some of the increased income was saved: Some was spent, but consumption has still not fully recovered: Consumer borrowing to spend has shifted lower:
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New home sales, mortgage purchase applications, bank real estate lending, crude oil prices
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Consumer sentiment, unemployment claims, housing starts, lumber, retail sales, industrial production
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Small business index, JOLTS, corn
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Employment
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Claims, durable goods orders, vehicle sales
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Personal income and spending
Multiplier Effect
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The “Thing” with Job Guarantee Programs…
In a February 18th front page article in the business section of the New York Times, Eduardo Porter surveys the potential for a job guarantee program. After starting with the caveat issued by Republican politicians—why trust your life choices to bureaucrats?—the piece goes on to present opinions of various experts on employment programs. It is noteworthy that even among the specialists, not one has ever been involved in actual fieldwork or...
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The IMF as Deficit Owl? What’s Wrong with This Argument?
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Jiu-Jitsu Comes to the Stock Market
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Why “Output Gap” Is Inadequate
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Increasing Diversity in Economics Is Not Only a Moral Obligation
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The Pandemic, “Flexible” Work, and Household Labor in Brazil (Interview)
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The Reserve Bank’s Pandemic Predicament
Naked Keynesianism
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Fourth Godley-Tobin Lecture: Marc Lavoie on Godley vs Tobin on Monetary Theory
Part of the Eastern Economic Association Meeting, and sponsored by the Review of Keynesian Economics.
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Galbraith on the Texas Energy Debacle
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10 Years of Naked Keynesianism
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New Intro to Macro with a classical-Keynesian approach
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Prebisch’s Critique of Bretton Woods Plans
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The New IMF and the Covid Crisis
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‘Rethinking capacity utilization choice: the role of surrogate inventory and entry deterrence’
New Economic Perspectives
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Standard Money Theory and the Coronavirus
By J.D. ALT The theme and illustrations of this essay are from the new book “Paying Ourselves to Save the Planet.” It might seem, as we observe the U.S. government “instantly” generating $2 trillion new dollars for direct payments and grants to people and businesses, that the coronavirus pandemic has shed a new light on the authenticity (and necessity) of modern money theory (MMT). But that light, if it is being shed at all, is illuminating...
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Manhattan Project to prevent Hyper-Inflation
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STANDARD MONEY THEORY
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MMT is a Political Problem: Part 2
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MMT is a Political Problem: Part 1
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GW, CC, and MM
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21st Century Machiavellians 3: The Clash of Machiavellians, the Billionaire Class, and an Anti-Machiavellian Politics
New Economics Foundation
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10 years of hollowing out our benefits system
Blog 10 years of hollowing out our benefits system If we’d stuck with the social security we had a decade ago, 1.5 million fewer people would be living in poverty By Sarah Arnold, Dominic Caddick, Lukasz Krebel 20 February 2021...
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Weekly Economics Podcast: Vaccine Nationalism
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Weekly Economics Podcast: Is outsourcing out of control?
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The future of farming is agroecological
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Weekly Economics Podcast: Exposing the truth about modern slavery
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Five ways to make sure everyone can afford to isolate safely
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A raw deal for UK fishers
Peter Cooper: Heteconomist
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Currency Value Interpreted as the Reciprocal of the MELT
In an earlier post it is suggested that when value is conceived as socially necessary labor time, it makes sense to define currency value in one of two ways, either as the reciprocal of the average money wage paid for an hour of simple labor or, alternatively, as the reciprocal of the ‘monetary expression of labor time’ (MELT). Under the first definition, currency value is the amount of simple labor-power commanded by a unit of the currency...
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The Core Significance of Taxation and Currency Sovereignty in a Nutshell
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Government Spending Comes First in a Sovereign Currency System
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The Unlimited Financial Capacity of Currency-Issuing Governments
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State Money and Markets
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Introductory Macroeconomics with a Job Guarantee
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Politicians Who Want Us to Live Beyond Our Means
Philip Pilkington: Fixing Economists
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New Review of My Book
A nice review of my book by Marc Morgan has appeared in American Affairs. Morgan works with Thomas Piketty at the World Inequality Lab at the Paris School of Economics. He is doing interesting work on profit accounting and determination. I would also note that Morgan attended the same secondary school (high school) as me in Dublin. Apparently, Christian Brothers College, Monkstown — although not a very prominent school in any meaningful sense...
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How Far Can We Push This Thing? Some Optimistic Reflections on the Potential For Economic Experimentation
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Some Reviews of My Book
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2017 Presentation on Ireland
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Presentation on the Irish Economy
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Book Launch in Parliament Earlier This Year
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To What Extent Is Economics an Ideology and to What Extent Is It a Useful Theory?
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Post-Keynesian
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Vienneau (2005) Is A Necessary Resource For Arguments About A Minimum Wage
Maybe, perhaps, that is a bit hyperbolic. But it has been known for at least half a century that, even in competitive markets, wages and employment cannot be explained by the interaction of well-behaved supply and demand curves for labor. If you do not want to read me, check out, for example, Garegnani (1970) or Opocher and Steedman (2015). Shove (1933) illustrates how far awareness of the difficulties go. White (2001) is a demonstration that...
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Neoclassical Economists Being Wrong
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Elsewhere
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Greg Mankiw Should Try To Make A Honest Living
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On The Empirical Verification Of The Cambridge Capital Controversy
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Books To Make You More Muddled
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John Roemer’s Reproducible Solution
Prime, Policy Research in Macroeconomics
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COVID 19-related debt relief: a consortium proposal to the SDR basket countries
By T. Sabri Öncü & Ahmet ÖncüIn Memory of David Graeber (1961–2020)This article first appeared in the Indian journal, Economic and Political Weekly, on 21 November, 2020On 30 March 2020, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) called for a $2.5 trillion COVID-19 crisis package for developing countries.[1] The UNCTAD proposals were: (i) $1 trillion to be made available through the expanded use of the International...
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Why we’re backing Universal Basic Services (UBS)
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Universal Basic Services – we’re looking to engage a part-time Project Officer
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Financing the Future We Want with the TNI …
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UK GDP – the Q2 close-down, and the distorting effect of ‘imputed rental’
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How to transfer power away from markets and to democratically elected governments.
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This time, Mr Sunak has got it wrong
Progressive Economics Forum
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A primer on supportive housing and Housing First
I’ve written a 900-word primer on supportive housing and Housing First. Here’s the link to the English-language version: https://nickfalvo.ca/a-primer-on-supportive-housing-and-housing-first/ Here’s the link to the French-language version: https://nickfalvo.ca/une-introduction-au-logement-supervise-et-le-logement-dabord/ Nick Falvo is a Calgary-based research consultant with a PhD in Public Policy. He has academic affiliation at both...
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the recession’s likely long-term impact on homelessness
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Homelessness planning during covid
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Lifting singles out of poverty in canada
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Social assistance: Do higher benefit levels lead to higher caseloads?
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Social assistance: Do higher benefit levels lead to higher caseloads?
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Cutting Taxes in a Depression is Like Pushing on a String
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Real-World Economics Review
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Latest SNB Intervention Update: Weekly Sight Deposits
Weekly update on SNB interventions: Sight deposits are debt for the central bank. An increase of sight deposits implies more debt and SNB interventions
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Swiss National Bank: Lost More than Half of Owners’ Equity
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What Drives Government Bond Yields?
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Swiss National Bank: Composition of Reserves and Investment Strategy
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The Euro Glut: The Summer 2015 Update
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The Holy Grail of Long-Term Currency Movements: Crowther’s Balances and Imbalances of Payments
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SNB interventions June 2015
Robert Skidelsky
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Why the West failed to contain COVID-19
The promise of a “final” end to lockdowns in the spring of 2021 is the kind of hyperbole we have come to expect about new products and policies. The Oxford University vaccine may work; it may even be delivered effectively. Meanwhile, Covid-19 is still around, the UK government is extending lockdown for large parts of the country and effective protections are still being ignored, at grave cost. From the start of the pandemic, the policy...
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Spending Review: Beyond Accountancy
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It’s the Economy with Joseph Stiglitz, Robert Skidelsky and Mary Kaldor
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Job Creation is the New Game in Town
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Robert Skidelsky Speech on Internal Withdrawal Bill
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Policing Truth in the Trump Era
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International Law and Political Necessity
Robert Vienneau: Thoughts Economics
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Vienneau (2005) Is A Necessary Resource For Arguments About A Minimum Wage
Maybe, perhaps, that is a bit hyperbolic. But it has been known for at least half a century that, even in competitive markets, wages and employment cannot be explained by the interaction of well-behaved supply and demand curves for labor. If you do not want to read me, check out, for example, Garegnani (1970) or Opocher and Steedman (2015). Shove (1933) illustrates how far awareness of the difficulties go. White (2001) is a demonstration that...
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Neoclassical Economists Being Wrong
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Elsewhere
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Greg Mankiw Should Try To Make A Honest Living
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On The Empirical Verification Of The Cambridge Capital Controversy
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Books To Make You More Muddled
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John Roemer’s Reproducible Solution
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Seldomly updated
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The “Thing” with Job Guarantee Programs…
In a February 18th front page article in the business section of the New York Times, Eduardo Porter surveys the potential for a job guarantee program. After starting with the caveat issued by Republican politicians—why trust your life choices to bureaucrats?—the piece goes on to present opinions of various experts on employment programs. It is noteworthy that even among the specialists, not one has ever been involved in actual fieldwork or...
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The IMF as Deficit Owl? What’s Wrong with This Argument?
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Jiu-Jitsu Comes to the Stock Market
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Why “Output Gap” Is Inadequate
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Increasing Diversity in Economics Is Not Only a Moral Obligation
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Quick Housekeeping Note
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Moving On
Sergio Cesaratto: Politica and EconomiaBlog
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A delightful read
Recensione su Brave New Europe Grazie Mat! Heterodox Challenges in Economics by Sergio Cesaratto February 24, 2021 Book Review by Mathew D. Rose I never thought that I would describe an economics book as “a delightful read”, but “Heterodox Challenges in Economics” by Sergio Cesaratto is exactly that. It is well written, often entertaining and humorous, and explains a great deal about political economy, which...
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Intervista
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DRAGHI: cosa aspettarsi dal nuovo governo? – Prof. Sergio Cesaratto – Le interviste di Money.it
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Intervista su Brave New Europe
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Next degeneration EU (in Italiano)
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The Next EU Degeneration
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Recensione a Heterodox Challenges in Economics
Socialdem. 21st Century
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Reply to Academic Agent on Austrian Economics and Price Rigidity
Academic Agent lost a bet to me on Twitter and was forced to respond to my post here on Austrian economics and the reality of relative price rigidity. He has now produced two videos in this debate.Here is Academic Agent’s first video response to my post:[embedded content]Before he uploaded the video, I predicted that his video would contain the following:(1) he would misrepresent the actual theories of Austrian economics;(2) he would attack...
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Austrians and Full Employment
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0975 – LORD KEYNES, O NEW DEAL E O STIMULUS MANIA – 21h
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Relative Price Rigidity and Austrian Economics
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Lord Keynes vs. the Gold Cage
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Lord Keynes vs. the Gold Cage
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Friedrich Hayek – Sobre Lord Keynes (Leg Pt-Br)
Stavros Mavroudeas Blog
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Mavroudeas S. (2020), ‘The changing notions of Political Economy in Greece till the beginning of the 21st century’, Florya Chronicles of Political Economy Vol.6 No.2
Mavroudeas S. (2020), ‘The changing notions of Political Economy in Greece till the beginning of the 21st century’, Florya Chronicles of Political Economy Vol.6 No.2 Abstract ABSTRACT This paper surveys the changing notions ascribed to the term ‘Political Economy’ in Greece from the beginning of the Greek economics till the beginning of the 21st century. It relates them to the evolution of economic thought in Greece and the...
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The Economic and Political Consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic – OPE-L lecture
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The Economic and Political Consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic
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Is the Financialization Hypothesis a Theoretical Blind Alley? by Stavros Mavroudeas and Demophanes Papadatos
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‘The Economic and Political Consequences of the COVID-19 Pandemic’ by S.Mavroudeas – INTERNATIONAL CRITICAL THOUGHT
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Ο οικονομικός ρόλος του κράτους στο καπιταλιστικό σύστημα – Στ. Μαυρουδέας
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Μύθοι Χρηματιστικοποίησης (‘Finansallaşma Mitleri’) – Turan Subaşat & Stavros Mavroudeas
Steve Keen’s Debt Watch
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Mavroudeas S. (2020), ‘The changing notions of Political Economy in Greece till the beginning of the 21st century’, Florya Chronicles of Political Economy Vol.6 No.2
Mavroudeas S. (2020), ‘The changing notions of Political Economy in Greece till the beginning of the 21st century’, Florya Chronicles of Political Economy Vol.6 No.2 Abstract ABSTRACT This paper surveys the changing notions ascribed to the term ‘Political Economy’ in Greece from the beginning of the Greek economics till the beginning of the 21st century. It relates them to the evolution of economic thought in Greece and the...
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The Economic and Political Consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic – OPE-L lecture
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The Economic and Political Consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic
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Is the Financialization Hypothesis a Theoretical Blind Alley? by Stavros Mavroudeas and Demophanes Papadatos
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‘The Economic and Political Consequences of the COVID-19 Pandemic’ by S.Mavroudeas – INTERNATIONAL CRITICAL THOUGHT
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Ο οικονομικός ρόλος του κράτους στο καπιταλιστικό σύστημα – Στ. Μαυρουδέας
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Μύθοι Χρηματιστικοποίησης (‘Finansallaşma Mitleri’) – Turan Subaşat & Stavros Mavroudeas
The Angry Bear
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From My Wandering Internet Reads
Just something a little bit different today that I found while reading techie stuff. The hurting of a person as described by one care giver. There is nowhere Black people can go to not be inside a carceral gaze or at risk of experiencing police brutality. …And we, in healthcare, have to [start] building that sanctuary for folks as their human right.— Rhea Boyd1 A Perspective; “Without Sanctuary,” S. Michelle Ogunwole, M.D, New England...
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Canceling Outstanding Student Loans in Default
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On Golden Idols
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Weekly Indicators for February 22 – 26
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Bearing Witness
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January personal income and spending show how important government stimulus has been to keeping the economy afloat
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The Postal Service wants to slow down the mail, Congress says not so fast
Thomas Palley: Economics for Democratic and Open Societies
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2021 Godley-Tobin Lecture: Marc Lavoie, “Godley versus Tobin on Monetary Matters”
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Rethinking capacity utilization choice: the role of surrogate inventory and entry deterrence
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Sliding Doors: The Day US Democracy Almost Died
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National Policy Space: Reframing the Political Economy of Globalization and its Implications for National Sovereignty and Democracy
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Diego Maradona (1960-2020): Some Bittersweet Reflections
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Another Thomas Palley Critique Of Neochartalism — Ramanan
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What’s wrong with modern money theory (MMT): macro and political economic restraints on deficit financed fiscal policy
Thomas Piketty
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[El CAPITAL en el Siglo XXI] Thomas Piketty. La economía de las desigualdades. Resumen Animado.
El capital en el siglo XXI Autor: Thomas Piketty Este libro describe el sistema capitalista del siglo XXI y por qué el autor cree que cada vez más la brecha entre ricos y pobres va en aumento. La desigualdad económica la vivimos y la sentimos diariamente pero alguien se animó a investigar por qué sucede, y cómo se podría solucionar. Siempre han existido y existirán diferencias en ideas...
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Time for social justice
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Capital in the Twenty-First Century by Thomas Piketty, Arthur Goldhammer
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Que faut-il retenir du projet de loi "Climat et résilience" ?
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Le Capital au XXIe siècle de Thomas Piketty (livre audio complet gratuit) audiobook
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El Capital en el siglo XXI por Thomas Piketty
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Thomas Piketty : «Il faut annuler la dette publique», Christine Lagarde: «il n’en est pas question»
Yanis Varoufakis: Thoughts for the Post-2008 World
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Yanis Varoufakis says EU ‘waiting for bubble to burst’ with states poised for financial crisis
Yanis Varoufakis says EU 'waiting for bubble to burst' with states poised for financial crisis. YANIS VAROUFAKIS, Greece's former Finance Minister, said it was only a matter of time before the EU's eurozone bubble "bursts", throwing member states into economic hardship. The coronavirus pandemic has forced countries around the world to take unprecedented economic measures. Perhaps the most significant came last year when the EU...
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Yanis Varoufakis EU ‘WAITING FOR BUBBLE TO BURST’ with states poised for financial CRlSlS
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Yanis Varoufakis talks and Noam Chomsky watches.
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Yanis Varoufakis: Capitalism has become ‘techno-feudalism’ | UpFront
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EU STUNNED! Brexit Blame Game As Varoufakis Launches Brutal EU Attack – ‘Contempt For Democracy’
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EU on brink: Varoufakis predicted bloc’s demise as ‘stronger euro means weaker people’
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Yanis Varoufakis brutaIIy picks apart EU mistakes and declares ‘Brexit has saved the UK’