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Read More »Moving Into The New “Normal” Brian Romanchuk
Cannada-centric.Bond Economics Moving Into The New "Normal"Brian Romanchuk
Read More »Pandemic Triggers Record $400 Billion Drop In Energy Investment — Tsvetana Paraskova
Energy units expended rather than currency units, as in GDP, are the true measure of productive economic activity. But energy investment is an indication of anticipated future direction.OilpricePandemic Triggers Record $400 Billion Drop In Energy InvestmentTsvetana Paraskova
Read More »$82 trillion over 5 years? Cambridge study counts the cost of coronavirus — Shalini Nagarajan
Worst-case scenario numbers. World Economic Forum$82 trillion over 5 years? Cambridge study counts the cost of coronavirusShalini Nagarajan
Read More »ZH — Boeing Slashes 6,770 US Workers, Sees No Recovery In Air Travel For “Years”
Another ominous sign. Will the aircraft and airlines industries need a bailout?Zero HedgeBoeing Slashes 6,770 US Workers, Sees No Recovery In Air Travel For "Years"Tyler Durden
Read More »Bill Mitchell — we remember the release of the 1945 White Paper on Full Employment
Some Wednesday snippets today. Tomorrow, I will write about what I have been thinking about the Eurozone. There has been a lot of hot air about the Franco-German accord that Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel came to recently. Hot air is the operative term. The fault lines in the Eurozone continue to widen and the policy dissonance is becoming more acute as they deal, not only with the health crisis, but also the 19 economies that have been starved of investment and infrastructure...
Read More »Investors running to buy stocks now. It may be late.
They wait and wait and wait until it's all clear, but that's usually a bad time to buy.
Read More »Germany Aims To Become World’s Hydrogen Hotspot — Vanand Meliksetia
The energy transition can be compared to a marathon instead of a sprint. As the costs of photovoltaic cells and wind turbines have significantly decreased, decarbonizing the economy has become attainable. The wealthier countries of northern Europe are, arguably, some of the most ambitious societies when it comes to the energy transition. Germany, especially, is an important country due to the size of its economy, political influence in Europe, and technological prowess. Hydrogen is an...
Read More »Neochartalists’ Rhetoric Against Raising Taxes — Ramanan
Policy choices. My policy solution is that economic liberalism and political liberalism are incompatible. So-called capitalism (including capital and land ownership) cannot coexist with genuine democracy as rule of, by and for the people based on egalitarian community. The economic system that corresponds with so-called capitalism is plutocratic oligarchy, for which there is ample evidence in sociology and political theory. The economic system that corresponds with genuine democracy...
Read More »Unsanitized: A Few Weeks to Stop a Depression — David Dayan
We’re back from a holiday weekend but the Senate is still out of session, having left Washington without acting on more economic aid. The official line from Republicans is that it’s time to see how previous efforts work before considering more. And anyway, the economy’s opening back up, maybe it won’t need federal support. This is a dangerously wrong attitude, especially because of the realities of the political calendar. Decisions will be made in the next few weeks that will put the...
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