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If you’re very interested in the topic of today’s article and want to know more, I highly recommend reading The Levy Institute’s publication “Where do Profits Come From?” I’ll be reposting a few of their great illustrations to make these accounting relations feel more real. If you are interested in this sort of analysis, consider subscribing to Nathan's substack. There is a free option and a paid premium option.Notes on the CrisisWhere do profits come from? Nathan TankusSee alsoNaked Capitalism (old but still relevant)Stephanie Kelton: What Happens When the Government Tightens its Belt?Yves Smith
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If you’re very interested in the topic of today’s article and want to know more, I highly recommend reading The Levy Institute’s publication “Where do Profits Come From?” I’ll be reposting a few of their great illustrations to make these accounting relations feel more real. If you are interested in this sort of analysis, consider subscribing to Nathan's substack. There is a free option and a paid premium option.Notes on the CrisisWhere do profits come from? Nathan TankusSee alsoNaked Capitalism (old but still relevant)Stephanie Kelton: What Happens When the Government Tightens its Belt?Yves Smith
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If you’re very interested in the topic of today’s article and want to know more, I highly recommend reading The Levy Institute’s publication “Where do Profits Come From?” I’ll be reposting a few of their great illustrations to make these accounting relations feel more real.If you are interested in this sort of analysis, consider subscribing to Nathan's substack. There is a free option and a paid premium option.
Notes on the Crisis
Where do profits come from?
Nathan Tankus
See also
Naked Capitalism (old but still relevant)
Stephanie Kelton: What Happens When the Government Tightens its Belt?
Yves Smith