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Sandpit
A new sandpit for long side discussions, conspiracy theories, idees fixes and so on. To be clear, the sandpit is for regular commenters to pursue points that distract from regular discussion, including conspiracy-theoretic takes on the issues at hand. It’s not meant as a forum for visiting conspiracy theorists, or trolls posing as such. Like this:Like Loading...
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Monday Message Board
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Cherry-picking economic models
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Total initial claims, vehicle sales
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Wake up, America: The world just isn’t that into you
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Russia Sends Aid to Cuba After Anti-Government Protests
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We all move at the Speed of Light
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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The Baseline Scenario 1970-01-01 00:00:00
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Quick Housekeeping Note
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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
Bill Mitchell
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The Weekend Quiz – July 24-25, 2021 – answers and discussion
Here are the answers with discussion for this Weekend’s Quiz. The information provided should help you work out why you missed a question or three! If you haven’t already done the Quiz from yesterday then have a go at it before you read the answers. I hope this helps you develop an understanding of Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) and its application to macroeconomic thinking. Comments as usual welcome, especially if I have made an error....
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The Weekend Quiz – July 24-25, 2021
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Debate about the National Disability Insurance Scheme driven by the usual ‘taxpayer’s money’ arguments
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Mobility data tells an interesting story about cultural differences between Australian states
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British House of Lords having conniptions about QE – a sedative and a lie down is indicated
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Reading Beardsley Ruml carefully
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The Weekend Quiz – July 17-18, 2021 – answers and discussion
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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Three Things I Think I Think – Learning From Bad Inflation Takes
The great thing about Twitter is that the instant you put a bad take into the universe you will get roasted for it. The bad part about Twitter is that the instant you put a bad take into the universe you will roasted for it. I kid, kind of. There’s actually a lot to learn in saying the wrong things and I’ve surely benefitted from putting my wrong opinions out into the universe only to have someone correct me. So I guess you could say that...
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The Fed Should Stop Using the Term “Transitory”
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How Does the Fed “Manipulate” Interest Rates?
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What is “Fractional Reserve Banking”?
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Does a 100 Vol Asset Belong in Retirement Accounts?
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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
EconoSpeak
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Why Did Trump Initially Support The Saudi-UAE Effort To Overthrow Qatar’s Government?
One of the more curious things in 2017 in the first year of the Trump presidency was how when Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) placed a boycott on Qatar and more directly attempted to overthrow the government of Qatar, President Trump openly supported this effort initiallly. He would later be pulled back from this position his first Secretary of Defense and that of State also after they noted that Qatar hosts the largest US air...
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The Ambivalence of Verfügbare Zeit
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The Vaccination/Infection/Political Divergence Where I Am
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Socially Ambivalent Labour Time VI: TSV part 3, chapter 21: “Our pamphleteer overlooks two things”
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Bad News About Iran And Nuclear Deal
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Socially Ambivalent Labour Time: TSV part 3, chapter 20
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Almost Record Heat In Death Valley
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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Itchy & Scratchy – 21 Million Fractional Math for Frances Coppola
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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
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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Sandpit
A new sandpit for long side discussions, conspiracy theories, idees fixes and so on. To be clear, the sandpit is for regular commenters to pursue points that distract from regular discussion, including conspiracy-theoretic takes on the issues at hand. It’s not meant as a forum for visiting conspiracy theorists, or trolls posing as such. Like this:Like Loading...
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Monday Message Board
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Billionaires in space
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Monday Message Board
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Currency House Inaugural Creative Convention | John Quiggan & Jonathan Biggins
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What to do when you’re wrong
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One failure too many
Lars P. Syll
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Cherry-picking economic models
How would you react if a renowned physicist, say, Richard Feynman, was telling you that sometimes force is proportional to acceleration and at other times it is proportional to acceleration squared? I guess you would be unimpressed. But actually, what most mainstream economists do amounts to the same strange thing when it comes to theory development and model modification. In Dani Rodrik’s Economics Rules — just to take one illustrative...
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It’s not the debt we need to fix, stupid! It’s our thinking.
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The real crises we are facing
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July 22, 2011 — a date which will live in infamy
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Instrumental variables — in search for identification
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Causal discovery and the faithfulness assumption (student stuff)
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Conditional probabilities (student stuff)
Michael Hudson
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Living with Price Above Value
[embedded content] An interview with the Positive Penger group. Jussi: So welcome all and welcome Michael. Good to have you here again. How are you? Hudson: It’s good to be back. Jussi: Our pleasure as usual. Let me just introduce you shortly first. I think most people know quite a lot about you. I’ll make it short. You have been an advisor to governments, warned correctly about the debt crisis in Latin America and the great financial crisis...
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Moving Beyond Dollar Hegemony
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Finance Capitalism versus Industrial Capitalism: The Rentier Resurgence and Takeover
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Surprise: Corporate Junk Before Students?
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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
Mike Norman Economics
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Wake up, America: The world just isn’t that into you
To much of the world America looks like a declining power, precisely because it is a declining powerThe people with big jobs in Washington came of age in the 1980s and 1990s, when America was the technological marvel of the world, and American inventions created the digital age. We haven’t done a lot lately except code some complicated software.China has installed about 80% of the world’s 5G mobile broadband capacity, the carrier for the...
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Russia Sends Aid to Cuba After Anti-Government Protests
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We all move at the Speed of Light
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J. W. Mason — At Age of Economics: How Should an Economist Be?
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Yellen warns of default risk by October
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Lars P. Syll — It’s not the debt we need to fix, stupid! It’s our thinking.
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AOC weighs in on “inflation!”
Mosler Economics
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Total initial claims, vehicle sales
New claims still running high, as are continuing claims. Federal unemployment benefits expire in about 6 weeks: Same pattern- covid dip, recovery, fade, continuing the weakness that traces back to the tariffs:
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Mtg purchase apps, housing starts and permits, Saudi pricing vs benchmarks, oil inventories
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Retail sales, consumer sentiment, industrial production
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Oil alert
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Asian PMI, trade, China services
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Bank loans, vehicle sales
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China, construction spending, housing
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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The Price of Peace by Zachary D. Carter
Each era gets its own version of Keynes. The post-war era got the sanitized biography by his disciple and friend Roy Harrod. It emphasized the somewhat late Victorian values of what he called the presuppositions of Harvey Road, Keynes’ birth place at Cambridge, representing the ethical principles that he received from his parents. Not only it avoided any discussion of Keynes' sexuality, that was verboten at that time, and not just because...
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Laissez-faire policies, self-adjusting market system, and neoliberalism
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The Demise of Bretton Woods
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Impact factor
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Bitcoins and El Salvador
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From developmental to failed state
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The end of Friedmanomics?
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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Weekly Economics Podcast: how can we tackle the climate crisis while levelling up?
Podcasts Weekly Economics Podcast: how can we tackle the climate crisis while levelling up? Kirsty Styles is joined by Luke Murphy and Rebekah Diski By Kirsty Styles 23 July 2021 With the COP26 global climate...
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Who owns vaccines?
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The road to recovery
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Up in the air
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What world do we want to return to?
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Risk but no return
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Weekly Economics Podcast: Greenwashing
Peter Cooper: Heteconomist
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Persistent Demand-Pull Inflation is Unlikely in Demand-Led Economies
Capitalist economies are demand led in the sense that both output and growth tend to reflect the behavior of autonomous demand, especially in the long run. Prices, in contrast, tend to be supply determined, reflecting cost. Supply shocks can temporarily dominate demand effects on output (for instance, as the result of war, a pandemic, or an oil shock), just as variations in demand, especially if supply is constricted, can temporarily dominate...
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Currency Value, Productivity, and a Currency’s Command over Use-Values
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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
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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Extensive Rent For A Reswitching Example
Figure 1: Wage Curves and Rent1.0 Introduction I might as well illustrate an example with extensive rent and reswitching. I find it incredible that the agents in these sorts of models understand the implications of, say, a variation of the distribution of income for their self-interests. Nevertheless, I try to note the consequences of variation in the distribution of income and perturbations of model parameters on prices of production. And I...
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Some Difficulties In Reading Marx
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Structural Dynamics With Extensive Rent
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Background Needed For Debates On The Labor Theory Of Value Versus Marginalism
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On My Research Program
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Fluke Cases for the Order of Fertility
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Engels to Sombart in 1895
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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Supporting Indigenous tenants in non-profit housing
Horizon Housing (in Calgary) recently had me write a report on how to improve housing outcomes for its Indigenous tenants (i.e., tenants who are First Nation, Métis or Inuit). Here’s a ‘top 10’ overview of the final report: https://nickfalvo.ca/supporting-indigenous-residents-at-horizon-housing/ Nick Falvo is a Calgary-based research consultant with a PhD in Public Policy. He has academic affiliation at both Carleton University and Case...
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Ontario Electricity VIII: Now also going backwards on climate
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The FIRE and the ashes: Rekindling Democratic Socialism
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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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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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Macro Economics, End of Work Climate Change
Robert Skidelsky is emeritus professor of political economy at Warwick University. His numerous, award-winning books include Keynes: The Return of the Master (2010), a discussion of John Maynard Keynes and the urgent relevance of his ideas in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, and How Much is Enough? The Love of Money and the Case for the Good Life (2012), co-written with his son Edward Skidelsky. A member of the House of Lords since 1991,...
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The Return of the State | Robert Skidelsky
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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
Robert Vienneau: Thoughts Economics
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Extensive Rent For A Reswitching Example
Figure 1: Wage Curves and Rent1.0 Introduction I might as well illustrate an example with extensive rent and reswitching. I find it incredible that the agents in these sorts of models understand the implications of, say, a variation of the distribution of income for their self-interests. Nevertheless, I try to note the consequences of variation in the distribution of income and perturbations of model parameters on prices of production. And I...
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Some Difficulties In Reading Marx
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Structural Dynamics With Extensive Rent
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Background Needed For Debates On The Labor Theory Of Value Versus Marginalism
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On My Research Program
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Fluke Cases for the Order of Fertility
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Engels to Sombart in 1895
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Seldomly updated
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The Baseline Scenario 1970-01-01 00:00:00
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Podcast on Gender Budgeting
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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
Sergio Cesaratto: Politica and EconomiaBlog
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Ancora sul bicchiere mezzo piena della BCE (Il sussidiario)
BCE E POLITICA/ L’ultima svolta che aiuta l’Italia e sfida l’Ue di Maastricht Pubblicazione: 21.07.2021 - int. Sergio Cesaratto Cresce l’attesa per il board della Bce in programma domani. Intanto l’Eurotower ha già fatto una mossa importante e che aiuta il nostro Paese Christine Lagarde, presidente della Bce...
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Il bicchiere mezzo pieno della BCE
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Intervista al Sussidiario
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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
Socialdem. 21st Century
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Zachariah’s “Labour Value and Equalisation of Profit Rates”: A Critical Review
D. Zachariah’s paper “Labour Value and Equalisation of Profit Rates: A Multi-Country Study” (Indian Development Review 4 [2006]: 1–20) seeks to prove Marx’s Labour Theory of Value (LTV) by examining empirical data on factor input costs and final prices of finished goods from 18 nations in a period from 1968 to 2000. Zachariah concludes that “market prices and labour value of industry outputs are highly correlated for a fairly broad sample of...
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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
Stavros Mavroudeas Blog
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I.I.Rubin and the fallacies of old and new «Rubin schools’ – S.Mavroudeas
Presentation at the 3rd Marx World Congress organised by the School of Marxism, Peking University, Beijing 17-18 July 2021 ABSTRACT I.I.Rubin’s Essays on Marx’s Theory of Value played a crucial role in the 1970s Value Debate between Marxist and neo-Ricardians as it gave inspiration and support to the Marxist argument about the social dimension of the political-economic analysis and also about the difference between Marx’s and Ricardo’s...
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I.I.Rubin and the fallacies of old and new "Rubin schools’ – S.Mavroudeas
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EPOCA ΠΕ1 Ημερίδα για τη φύση και τις καταβολές της κρίσης του 2007 2008
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Σεμινάριο για τις ΟΙΚΟΝΟΜΙΚΕΣ ΚΡΙΣΕΙΣ – Στ.Μαυρουδέας, Ν.Θεοχαράκης, Στ.Τομπάζος
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‘The Political Economy of Covid-19’ – S,Mavroudeas, ICOPEC 2021
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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
Steve Keen’s Debt Watch
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I.I.Rubin and the fallacies of old and new «Rubin schools’ – S.Mavroudeas
Presentation at the 3rd Marx World Congress organised by the School of Marxism, Peking University, Beijing 17-18 July 2021 ABSTRACT I.I.Rubin’s Essays on Marx’s Theory of Value played a crucial role in the 1970s Value Debate between Marxist and neo-Ricardians as it gave inspiration and support to the Marxist argument about the social dimension of the political-economic analysis and also about the difference between Marx’s and Ricardo’s...
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I.I.Rubin and the fallacies of old and new "Rubin schools’ – S.Mavroudeas
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EPOCA ΠΕ1 Ημερίδα για τη φύση και τις καταβολές της κρίσης του 2007 2008
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Σεμινάριο για τις ΟΙΚΟΝΟΜΙΚΕΣ ΚΡΙΣΕΙΣ – Στ.Μαυρουδέας, Ν.Θεοχαράκης, Στ.Τομπάζος
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‘The Political Economy of Covid-19’ – S,Mavroudeas, ICOPEC 2021
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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
The Angry Bear
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Little Good can Come from Private Equity in the Healthcare Industry
As if we did not have enough issues with the commercial healthcare insurance industry attempting to supplant single payer Medicare (minus setting hospital budgets, doctor fees, and pharmaceutical costs to the consumer) and the VA with commercial healthcare insurance and/or Medicare Advantage and ACOs? Commercial Healthcare Insurance and Medicare Advantage are “not” the equivalent of Medicare or the VA healthcare models. Some advocates are...
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Brace yourself for the surge in deaths
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Open thread July 23, 2021
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The Ambivalence of Verfügbare Zeit
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Distraction*
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Housing permits continue decline in June; more challenging YoY comparisons ahead
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The Vaccination/Infection/Political Divergence Where I Am
Thomas Palley: Economics for Democratic and Open Societies
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The economics of New Developmentalism: a critical assessment
This paper critically assesses the economics of New Developmentalism (ND). It begins by identifying and formalizing the principal components of ND which are identified as neutralizing Dutch disease, ending growth with foreign saving, development driven by a technologically advanced and internationally competitive manufacturing private sector, and getting macroeconomic prices right. It then examines four strands ...
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The Macroeconomics of Government Spending: Distinguishing Between Government Purchases, Government Production, and Job Guarantee Programs
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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
Thomas Piketty
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Capital in the Twenty-First Century, Book summary & review. Thomas Piketty.
#capitalinthe21stcentury #ThomasPiketty #LecapitalauXXIesiècle Capital in the 21st Century. What are the grand dynamics that drive the accumulation and distribution of capital? Questions about the long-term evolution of inequality, the concentration of wealth, and the prospects for economic growth lie at the heart of political economy. But satisfactory answers have been hard to find for lack of adequate data and clear guiding theories. In...
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Le contre modèle chinois – Thomas Piketty
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Reflecting on Chapter 7 from "Capital in the 21st Century" by Thomas Piketty
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Kapital og ideologi – et kritisk blikk på Piketty og Norge
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Interview – Thomas Piketty
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Piketty: capitalismo y alternativas
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The G7 legalizes the right to defraud
Yanis Varoufakis: Thoughts for the Post-2008 World
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What can we learn from the beautiful game? Feat. Y. Varoufakis, Roger Waters, Brian Eno, Ken Loach
'What can we learn from the beautiful game?' That's the question Ken Loach, Yanis Varoufakis, Brian Eno, Roger Waters and Frank Barat will try to answer when they talk again on Thursday from 6pm BST. SUBSCRIBE --------------------- DiEM25: https://www.youtube.com/c/DiEM25official SUPPORT US --------------------- Join DiEM25: https://diem25.org/join Donate to DiEM25: https://diem25.org/donate
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greek professor shuts down a white lady on china doing business with africa
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Varoufakis an Merkel & westliche Politiker: "Warum haben Sie Angst vor Julian Assange?"
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Yanis Varoufakis – Politicians, Why are you afraid of Julian Assange? – July 2021
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Is “Green New Deal” still a good name for our policy proposals? | DiEM25
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Yanis Varoufakis, who is controlling us ?
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Richard D Wolff and Yanis Varoufakis Another Now #11 DiEM25 TV