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Q&A Session The lecture here. Note that it missed a few minutes at the beginning and the slides are not showing, with Professor Stiglitz at the upper right corner. It is still pretty engaging and wroth reading. There is a link to the slides that are not showing up. The actual lecture will be published in the first issue of ROKE in 2024. [embedded content]I'll post link to the published version when it's done.
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Matias Vernengo considers the following as important: Godley-Tobin Lecture, inflation, Keynesian, ROKE, Stiglitz
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Q&A Session The lecture here. Note that it missed a few minutes at the beginning and the slides are not showing, with Professor Stiglitz at the upper right corner. It is still pretty engaging and wroth reading. There is a link to the slides that are not showing up. The actual lecture will be published in the first issue of ROKE in 2024. [embedded content]I'll post link to the published version when it's done.
Topics:
Matias Vernengo considers the following as important: Godley-Tobin Lecture, inflation, Keynesian, ROKE, Stiglitz
This could be interesting, too:
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Q&A Session
The lecture here. Note that it missed a few minutes at the beginning and the slides are not showing, with Professor Stiglitz at the upper right corner. It is still pretty engaging and wroth reading. There is a link to the slides that are not showing up. The actual lecture will be published in the first issue of ROKE in 2024.
I'll post link to the published version when it's done.