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Some of the most interesting of that new work is from, and about, central banks. As an example, here is a remarkable speech by BIS economist Claudio Borio. I am not sure when I last saw such a high density of insight-per-word in a discussion of money and finance, let alone in a speech by a central banker. I could just say, Go read it. But instead I’m going to go through it section by section, explaining what I find interesting in it and how it connects up to a larger heterodox vision of money.... J. W. Mason's Blog“On money, debt, trust and central banking”JW Mason | Assistant Professor of Economics, John Jay College, City University of New York
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: BIS, central banking, Claudio Borio, monetary economics, money and banking
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Some of the most interesting of that new work is from, and about, central banks. As an example, here is a remarkable speech by BIS economist Claudio Borio. I am not sure when I last saw such a high density of insight-per-word in a discussion of money and finance, let alone in a speech by a central banker. I could just say, Go read it. But instead I’m going to go through it section by section, explaining what I find interesting in it and how it connects up to a larger heterodox vision of money.... J. W. Mason's Blog“On money, debt, trust and central banking”JW Mason | Assistant Professor of Economics, John Jay College, City University of New York
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: BIS, central banking, Claudio Borio, monetary economics, money and banking
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Some of the most interesting of that new work is from, and about, central banks. As an example, here is a remarkable speech by BIS economist Claudio Borio. I am not sure when I last saw such a high density of insight-per-word in a discussion of money and finance, let alone in a speech by a central banker. I could just say, Go read it. But instead I’m going to go through it section by section, explaining what I find interesting in it and how it connects up to a larger heterodox vision of money....J. W. Mason's Blog
“On money, debt, trust and central banking”
JW Mason | Assistant Professor of Economics, John Jay College, City University of New York