by This talk covers all "the usual suspects" for me--the Neoclassical obsession with equilibrium, financial instability, the Loanable Funds myth and the reality of Endogenous Money, and the foolishness of governments trying to run a surplus as if they are households, when the better analogy is that they are banks and should run deficits to create part of the money supply the non-bank private sector needs.[embedded content] Click here to download the Powerpoint file (Minsky files are embedded in it and can also be extracted and saved to your PC, if you'd like to play with them).
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This talk covers all "the usual suspects" for me--the Neoclassical obsession with equilibrium, financial instability, the Loanable Funds myth and the reality of Endogenous Money, and the foolishness of governments trying to run a surplus as if they are households, when the better analogy is that they are banks and should run deficits to create part of the money supply the non-bank private sector needs.
Click here to download the Powerpoint file (Minsky files are embedded in it and can also be extracted and saved to your PC, if you'd like to play with them).