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Does a 100 Vol Asset Belong in Retirement Accounts?
The Washington Post reports that some 401K providers are considering cryptocurrencies in their portfolios. The idea that alternative assets should be more widely available has become a more and more common refrain due to the fact that many of the best performing asset classes in the last 10 years are crypto and venture capital, two asset classes that are closed off to most traditional investment accounts like 401Ks and IRAs. Should this...
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A “Summer Rerun – The Victory of Privilege”
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‘New Keynesian’ macroeconomics — worse than useless
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I am invisible
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Will Tether Bring All The Cryptocurrencies Way Down?
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June 23, 2021 “Letters from An American”
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Massive wastage of labour in the European Union
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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Quick Housekeeping Note
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Moving On
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Moving On
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Leverage
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Leverage
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The COVID-19 Economy: What Can We Do?
Bill Mitchell
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Massive wastage of labour in the European Union
I have been updating my databases in the last few days and getting up to speed on the latest trends. In the past, I developed a set of broad labour market indicators for Australia with colleagues at the – Centre of Full Employment and Equity (CofFEE). Our quarterly measures of underemployment were precursors to the Australian Bureau of Statistics measures which are now published on a monthly basis. I was doing some calculations this morning...
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Culture of austerity distorts business decision-making and we all lose
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Restricting population growth is good for local workers
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Rising prices equal an inflation outbreak (apparently) but then the prices start falling again
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The Weekend Quiz – June 19-20, 2021 – answers and discussion
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The Weekend Quiz – June 19-20, 2021
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Australian labour market – stronger as working age population flattens out
Chris Blattman
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IPA’s weekly links
Guest post by Jeff Mosenkis of Innovations for Poverty Action. A quick note, my posting frequency has slowed down in 2021, thanks for sticking with it. One reason has been that I’ve been co-authoring another set of links with my brilliant IPA colleagues, Luciana Debenedetti & Rachel Strohm, every other week focused on new research on COVID and social protection (this week’s is here). Among other, I think I also hit what I now realize was...
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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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Investigating a hack
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IPA’s weekly links
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IPA’s weekly links
Cullen Roche: Pragmatic Capitalism
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Does a 100 Vol Asset Belong in Retirement Accounts?
The Washington Post reports that some 401K providers are considering cryptocurrencies in their portfolios. The idea that alternative assets should be more widely available has become a more and more common refrain due to the fact that many of the best performing asset classes in the last 10 years are crypto and venture capital, two asset classes that are closed off to most traditional investment accounts like 401Ks and IRAs. Should this...
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Three Things I Think I Think – Transitory Stuff
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Three Things I Think I Think – Bitcoin, Moar Bitcoin and Inflation
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Three Things I Think I Think – The More Things Change the More They Stay the Same
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Everything Wrong with the “Money Printer Go Brrrr” Meme
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Three Things I Think I Think – Crypto, Crypto, Crypto
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Let’s Talk About Inflation
EconoSpeak
Francis Coppola
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Crypto’s Weimar
A cryptocurrency has just re-enacted the Weimar hyperinflation.Yesterday, the price of the cryptocurrency TITAN crashed to zero, and its related stablecoin IRON fell off its USD peg, trading as low as 69 cents to the dollar. It was a sudden and dramatic collapse that left investors shocked and bewildered. Equally shocked and confused, the coins' issuer launched an immediate investigation: Iron Finance issued its post mortem a few hours later....
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Bank capital and cryptocurrencies
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USDT Everything You Need to Know about Tether with Frances Coppola
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Tether’s smoke and mirrors
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Calculus for Economists
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David and Goliath
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Jimmy Song VS Frances Coppola Debate – BlockDown 4.0
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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We don’t need CRT, but we need to think critically about race
That’s the title for my latest piece in Independent Australia. Read there, comment here and there. Share this:Like this:Like Loading...
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Just who is the religious freedom protection legislation designed to protect?
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Sandpit
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Monday Message Board
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Final MS Appeal
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Improving economic participation to overcome Indigenous disadvantage
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Monday Message Board
Lars P. Syll
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‘New Keynesian’ macroeconomics — worse than useless
‘New Keynesian’ macroeconomics — worse than useless Mainstream macroeconomics can only progress if it gets rid of the DSGE albatross around its neck. It is better to do it now than to wait for another 20 years because the question is not whether but when DSGE modeling will be discarded. DSGE modeling is a story of a death foretold … Getting rid of DSGE models is critical because the hegemonic DSGE program is crowding out...
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Economics — a science in need of a paradigm shift
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Orban’s Hungary — a shame for all of Europe
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Why the idea of causation cannot be a purely statistical one
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In support of professor Mas-Colell
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What is money? (II)
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What is money?
Michael Hudson
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Surprise: Corporate Junk Before Students?
Why is the Fed buying corporate junk bonds and debt but won’t buy out student debt? Michael Hudson on theAnalysis.news with Paul Jay. Paul JayHi, I’m Paul Jay. Welcome to theAnalysis.news. Thank you to everybody who has clicked the donate button. And if you haven’t, maybe you might do it this time. If you’re watching on YouTube or our website, click the share button and subscribe and we’ll be back in a second with Michael Hudson. U.S....
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The World’s Absentee Landlord
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A choice between yes please and yes thank you
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Christian Nationalism’s Re-branding of Jesus
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The Honest Sector
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Macau Lectures on Super Imperialism
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America’s Neoliberal Financialization Policy vs. China’s Industrial Socialism
Mike Norman Economics
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Ismail Bashimi – What do you think about China?
I think really shows why so many of us in on the left are so inspired by China. It has had a chequered history, for sure, and it will have its fair share of right-wing hawks and psychopaths, like any country, and some of these people will be in high places, but we're hoping it's system of governmence will keep them at bay, or even remove them completely before they get too much power. Mankind can be brutal, and can often be so even without...
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FT – Will China become the centre of the world economy?ll China become the centre of the world economy?
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One pattern of comments — Brian Romanchuk
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CRT [Critical Race Theory] — Robert Paul Wolff
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Questioning Modern Monetary Theory: Part 2 — Nick Johnson
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Bill Mitchell — Restricting population growth is good for local workers
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McConnell says no quarter for S.1
Mosler Economics
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Bank lending
Private sector deficit spending needs to replace fading public sector deficit spending (as benefits expire) to sustain output and employment: A small pick up here but still well below where it would have been otherwise: Tax receipts are moving up aggressively with the recovery and further supported by ‘inflation:’
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Shipping, retail sales, industrial production, NYC manufacturing
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CPI, lumber
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Expiring unemployment benefits, mtg purchase apps, trade, cpi
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Oil drilling, vehicle sales, unemployment claims, private payrolls
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Bank loans, vehicle sales, miles driven
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Personal income, personal consumption, personal savings
Multiplier Effect
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Podcast on Gender Budgeting
Michael Stephens | June 18, 2021 Research Associate Lekha Chakraborty, recently chosen to join the governing council of the International Institute for Public Finance, was interviewed for an Onmanorama podcast on the question of gender budgeting and the advantages of centering care work. Chakraborty argues policymakers in India should prioritize integrating a comprehensive care economy policy...
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The Minsky Conference Returns
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Direct Job Creation in Greece
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The “Thing” with Job Guarantee Programs…
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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
Naked Keynesianism
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Was Keynes a Liberal or a Socialist?
[embedded content]A shorter version at the ISET conference of my Will Lyons Lecture at Franklin & Marshall. And yes, I think Harrod and Skidelsky were right (not Crotty and O'Donnell). He was definitely an Asquith Liberal.
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Prebisch After ECLAC and UNCTAD
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Gatekeepers and herd behavior: On Tooze and the radicalization of Krugman
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Life among the Econ: fifty years on
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PKES webinars: Post-Keynesian economics and developing countries
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Godley versus Tobin on Monetary Matters by Marc Lavoie
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Beyond Neoliberalism in Chile: Lazzara and Pérez Caldentey
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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It’s time Europe stopped fetishising fiscal discipline
Blog It’s time Europe stopped fetishising fiscal discipline We should prioritise more important outcomes - like creating well-paid green jobs and lifting millions out of poverty By Frank van Lerven 23 June 2021 This piece was originally...
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Greening finance to build back better
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Weekly Economics Podcast: the Police Bill
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Not the right time to get pumped up about inflation
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The UK’s living standards crisis
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Living Income campaign and website launched
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We can win a decent standard of living for everyone
Peter Cooper: Heteconomist
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Currency Value, Productivity, and a Currency’s Command over Use-Values
In general terms, Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) defines the value of the currency as “what must be done to obtain it”. As MMT authors have noted, this general definition can be interpreted in terms of labor time. A Marxist interpretation, consistent with MMT’s general definition, is to define currency value in terms of socially necessary labor time. Two interpretations seem particularly suitable. A first approach is to define currency value as...
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MARX & MMT – Currency Value and its Relationship to Price Stability
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Cost-Push Inflation
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Currency Value Interpreted as the Reciprocal of the MELT
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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
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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On My Research Program
"I know not how I may seem to the world, but as to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the sea-shore and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me." -- Isaac Newton (apocryphal?) For the past couple of years, I have been pursuing a research program that I seem to have stumbled upon. I am looking for...
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Fluke Cases for the Order of Fertility
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Engels to Sombart in 1895
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Flukes In A Modification Of An Example With Land
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Does The Existence Of Wine Refute The Labor Theory Of Value?
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Flukes In An Example With Land
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Elsewhere
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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The FIRE and the ashes: Rekindling Democratic Socialism
My new book is now available from BTL. The Fire and the Ashes – Between the Lines (btlbooks.com) In The Fire and the Ashes, long-time union economist and policy analyst Andrew Jackson looks back on a fascinating career in the labour movement, the NDP, and left politics, combining keen historical analysis with a political manifesto for today. As one of the few trade union economists in Canada, Jackson brings a unique insider...
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The 2021 federal budget
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PEF Student Essay Contest Deadline Extended to May 11
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Canada’s Secret Weapon in Fighting Climate Change: Great Trade Unions
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The Progressive Economics Forum 1970-01-01 00:00:00
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Canada: Ten things to know about the federal role in housing policy
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2021 PEF STUDENT ESSAY CONTEST IS OPEN
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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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The Return of the State | Robert Skidelsky
PEF Council member Robert Skidlesky discusses the points in his chapter: * Return the state to its primary position in shaping the economy * Ensure that fiscal space is not dictated by international bond markets * Increase the government's share of investment in the economy * Choose the technology that we want.
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The Return of the State | Robert Skidelsky
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Lord Robert SKIDELSKY #economics #economictheory #economicthought #RePEcT #ekonomi #iktisat
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Link to a lecture ‘Keynes and Usury’ I delivered at Kosela University on 23 May 2021
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Britain’s Benefit Madness
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The Life of John Maynard Keynes | Biographer Lord Robert Skidelsky
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Sequencing the Post-COVID Recovery
Robert Vienneau: Thoughts Economics
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On My Research Program
"I know not how I may seem to the world, but as to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the sea-shore and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me." -- Isaac Newton (apocryphal?) For the past couple of years, I have been pursuing a research program that I seem to have stumbled upon. I am looking for...
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Fluke Cases for the Order of Fertility
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Engels to Sombart in 1895
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Flukes In A Modification Of An Example With Land
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Does The Existence Of Wine Refute The Labor Theory Of Value?
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Flukes In An Example With Land
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Elsewhere
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Seldomly updated
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Podcast on Gender Budgeting
Michael Stephens | June 18, 2021 Research Associate Lekha Chakraborty, recently chosen to join the governing council of the International Institute for Public Finance, was interviewed for an Onmanorama podcast on the question of gender budgeting and the advantages of centering care work. Chakraborty argues policymakers in India should prioritize integrating a comprehensive care economy policy...
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The Minsky Conference Returns
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Direct Job Creation in Greece
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The “Thing” with Job Guarantee Programs…
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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
Sergio Cesaratto: Politica and EconomiaBlog
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Intervista al Sussidiario
PATTO DI STABILITÀ/ “L’Italia senza la flebo della Bce non ce la potrà fare” Il sussidiario, 18.06.2021 - int. Sergio Cesaratto L’European Fiscal Board ricorda l’importanza di cambiare le regole del Patto di stabilità e crescita. L’Italia ha solo una possibilità per non essere schiacciata Ursula von der Leyen,...
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Recovery Fund
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Audio-video del Seminario “Dopo le crisi. Un dialogo interdisciplinare sul futuro dell’Europa”
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New Working Paper: Keynes’s finance, the monetary and demand-led circuits: a Sraffian assessment
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Karlsruhe in English
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Ancora Karlsruhe
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Intervista su Sraffa, la politica economica, e l’eurozona
Socialdem. 21st Century
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Lord Keynes
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Academic Agent versus “Adam Friended” on Price Inflation and MMT
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Kevin Wayne – RISING: Lord Keynes vs the Gold Cage
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Lord Keynes 20.yüzyılın en iyi ekonomisti
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Reply to Academic Agent on Austrian Economics and Price Rigidity
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Austrians and Full Employment
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0975 – LORD KEYNES, O NEW DEAL E O STIMULUS MANIA – 21h
Stavros Mavroudeas Blog
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‘The Political Economy of Covid-19’ – S,Mavroudeas, ICOPEC 2021
I will be one of the invited speakers at the annual INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON POLITICAL ECONOMY (ICOPEC), which is organised by ICOPEC and is hosted this year by the Manisa Celal Bayar University (Manisa, Turkey). I will speak at the first plenary meeting whose subject is ‘POLITICAL ECONOMY OF COVID-19 CRISIS AND ITS HANDLING‘ (Thursday 24/6/2021, 10:30 – 12:45 Athens time). The theme of my contribution is ‘The Political Economy of...
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M.Roberts, A.Marina & S.Mavroudeas on THE LAW OF VALUE – Revista Nueva Realidad web
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«Η Πολιτική Οικονομία του covid-19 & οι επιπτώσεις της πανδημίας σε επιλεγμένες ευρωπαϊκές χώρες» – Στ.Μαυρουδέας & Χρ.Παρασκευοπούλου
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Το βίντεο της εκδήλωσης της νΚΑ με θέμα «Το σύγχρονο πανεπιστήμιο στην υπηρεσία του Κεφαλαίου – Η μάχη για την παιδεία των αναγκών μας» (21/5/2021)
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«Το σύγχρονο πανεπιστήμιο στην υπηρεσία του κεφαλαίου – Η μάχη για την παιδεία των αναγκών μας» – Παρασκευή 21/5/2021, 18:00, Πλατεία Πρωτομαγιάς
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Μαυρουδέας Στ. (2005), «Οι τρεις εποχές του πανεπιστημίου – Το πανεπιστήμιο στον καπιταλισμό», Ελληνικά Γράμματα.
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Οι «τρεις εποχές του πανεπιστημίου» και η πάλη ενάντια στο Επιχειρηματικό Πανεπιστήμιο
Steve Keen’s Debt Watch
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‘The Political Economy of Covid-19’ – S,Mavroudeas, ICOPEC 2021
I will be one of the invited speakers at the annual INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON POLITICAL ECONOMY (ICOPEC), which is organised by ICOPEC and is hosted this year by the Manisa Celal Bayar University (Manisa, Turkey). I will speak at the first plenary meeting whose subject is ‘POLITICAL ECONOMY OF COVID-19 CRISIS AND ITS HANDLING‘ (Thursday 24/6/2021, 10:30 – 12:45 Athens time). The theme of my contribution is ‘The Political Economy of...
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M.Roberts, A.Marina & S.Mavroudeas on THE LAW OF VALUE – Revista Nueva Realidad web
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«Η Πολιτική Οικονομία του covid-19 & οι επιπτώσεις της πανδημίας σε επιλεγμένες ευρωπαϊκές χώρες» – Στ.Μαυρουδέας & Χρ.Παρασκευοπούλου
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Το βίντεο της εκδήλωσης της νΚΑ με θέμα «Το σύγχρονο πανεπιστήμιο στην υπηρεσία του Κεφαλαίου – Η μάχη για την παιδεία των αναγκών μας» (21/5/2021)
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«Το σύγχρονο πανεπιστήμιο στην υπηρεσία του κεφαλαίου – Η μάχη για την παιδεία των αναγκών μας» – Παρασκευή 21/5/2021, 18:00, Πλατεία Πρωτομαγιάς
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Μαυρουδέας Στ. (2005), «Οι τρεις εποχές του πανεπιστημίου – Το πανεπιστήμιο στον καπιταλισμό», Ελληνικά Γράμματα.
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Οι «τρεις εποχές του πανεπιστημίου» και η πάλη ενάντια στο Επιχειρηματικό Πανεπιστήμιο
The Angry Bear
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A “Summer Rerun – The Victory of Privilege”
Yves Smith is back at Naked Capitalism, having been out for medical reasons. Angry Bear and I wish her well in recouping and rehabbing. An Introduction; At Naked Capitalism, Yves posted a commentary from September 2018 on the topic of “Privilege.” Intertwined with her experience as a child growing up in factory-dominated towns to what is being experienced in the South – Alabama . . . where she now resides. Although a college town, it...
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Will Tether Bring All The Cryptocurrencies Way Down?
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June 23, 2021 “Letters from An American”
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The Media’s Continued Fascination of One Donald J. Trump
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Open thread June 22, 2021
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Coronavirus dashboard for June 21: watching the States with flat or increasing rates of new cases
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The Iranian Presidential Election
Thomas Palley: Economics for Democratic and Open Societies
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The Macroeconomics of Government Spending: Distinguishing Between Government Purchases, Government Production, and Job Guarantee Programs
This paper reconstructs the Keynesian income – expenditure (IE) model to include distinctions between government purchases of private sector output, government production, and government job guarantee program (JGP) employment. Analytically, including those distinctions transforms the model from a single sector model into a multi-sector model. It also surfaces the logic behind the automatic stabilizer property ...
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Fascism unleashed: how the Republican Party sold its soul and now threatens democracy
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Life among the Econ: fifty years on
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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
Thomas Piketty
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The G7 legalizes the right to defraud
Last weekend, the G7 ministers announced their intention to apply a minimum tax rate of 15% on the offshore profits of multinationals. Let us be clear: if we leave it at that, it is nothing more and nothing less than the formalisation of a real licence to defraud for the most powerful players. For small and medium-sized enterprises as well as for the working and middle classes, it is impossible to create a subsidiary to relocate its profits or...
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What I learned from Thomas Piketty Capital in the 21st Century (and Floyd Mayweather)
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Thomas PIKETTY, introduce Francesco MANACORDA – 2021 – Per un socialismo partecipativo – Visioni
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Thomas PIKETTY, Francesco MANACORDA – 2021 – Participatory socialism vs state socialism – Visions
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Agora-slipp: Thomas Piketty
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Tassa alle multinazionali, l’economista Piketty: "15%? Scandaloso definirlo un grande risultato"
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Agora-slipp: Thomas Piketty
Yanis Varoufakis: Thoughts for the Post-2008 World
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Yanis Varoufakis S.K.E.W.E.R.S UK and EU over Northern Ireland ‘SpoiIed brats!’
The Greek MP and economist, appearing on Thursday's episode of BBC Question Time, was asked by Fiona Bruce who is to blame for difficulties renegotiating the Protocol. Boris Johnson Official Thank you very much © Copyright by Boris Johnson Official Production ☞ Do not Reup © Copyright all rights reserved #Brexit #BorisJohnsonOfficial
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Question Time 2021 10 06 21 #bbcqt
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‘Disgraceful Remainers!’ Yanis Varoufakis fury as he admits why he switched Brexit sides | brex…
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POKALBIS SU DUKRA APIE EKONOMIKĄ. Yanis Varoufakis audioknyga | Audioteka.lt
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‘DlSGRACEFUL REMAlNERS!’ Yanis Varoufakis F.U.R.Y as he admits why he switched Brexit sides
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Varoufakis: "El FMI y el Banco Mundial no están preparados para reequilibrar la economía"
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