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Garbage in, Garbage out, again — Paul Robinson

I’ve complained before about the habit of the intelligence community of inviting evidence from a very narrow group of experts, occupying what can only be called an extreme position. Well, here we go again.…Applebaum, Browder, Donnelly, Lucas, and Steele. Really??? I’m assuming that most readers know these names, but just in case you don’t, it’s like they’ve pulled in all the most discredited, Russophobic ‘experts’ they can find, and ignored everybody else who has any sort of knowledge of...

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Debunking the distributional status quo — Nick Johnson

Important observatin by Geoffrey Hodgson on marginal productivity and system embeddedness. Conventional economists don't do systems well, as Keynes showed in their overlooking the fallacy of composition, a freshman mistake.In the Cambridge Capital Controversy, Piero Sraffa and Joan Robinson called attention to a similar mistake regarding the use of "capital" in neoclassical modeling.The list goes on.MMT economist have also pointed out many such obvious mistakes regarding money & banking...

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How has Corruption driven China’s Rise? Yuen Yuen Ang discusses her new book — Duncan Green interviews Yuen Yuen Ang

Should-read.I would add that now the role of  corruption is being addressed acedemically and is found to be a good thing in certain respects. It is endemic to all hierachical systems and can play a positive role in the system, depending on the level of corruption, the types of corruption and the roles these types play in the system. Yuen Yuen Ang examines this in the development of China as a developing country attempting to integrate socialism with capitalism. She holds that Deng wanted to...

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Bill Mitchell — MMTed Q&A – Episode 8

This is Episode 8 in the MMTed Q&A series. This week, my special guest was Warren Mosler, one of the founders of MMT. We talked about the difference between issuing bonds and overt monetary financing, and issues related to those concepts and practices. The video goes for 6.55 minutes. Bill Mitchell – billy blogMMTed Q&A – Episode 8Bill Mitchell | Professor in Economics and Director of the Centre of Full Employment and Equity (CofFEE), at University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia

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