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Dirk Ehnts, Warren Mosler – A Euro Zone Proposal for Fighting the Economic Consequences of the Coronavirus Crisis

The Coronavirus Crisis has caused economic havoc. In this article, Warren Mosler and Dirk Ehnts discuss policy proposals that are informed by Modern Monetary Theory (MMT). Brave New EuropeDirk Ehnts, Warren Mosler – A Euro Zone Proposal for Fighting the Economic Consequences of the Coronavirus CrisisWarren's draft proposal for the US from his Twitter feed:

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Coronavirus crisis: now is the hour of Modern Monetary Theory — Peter Bofinger

Peter Bofinger argues MMT provides intellectual justification for a ‘whatever it takes’ fiscal response to potentially the biggest global postwar economic challenge.... Social EuropeCoronavirus crisis: now is the hour of Modern Monetary TheoryPeter Bofinger | professor of economics at Würzburg University and a former member of the German Council of Economic Experts

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A Simple Way to Help Keep the COVID-19 Economy Working — Mark Roe

If the economy is to be saved before the pandemic wipes it out, it will happen on the public-health front. And here, the least important medically• of the three major biomedical channels now in play may well be the one that could impede economic Armageddon.... • General testing is important medically in developing herd immunity longterm. It is of immediate use economically in determine who can work.As I was driving through Albuquerque this weekend, I saw a billboard advertising free...

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What Would Roosevelt Do? — Pavlina Tcherneva

The US government should pull out all the stops in mitigating the economic fallout from COVID-19, not just by disbursing cash to all households, but also by implementing a federal job guarantee and many other long-overdue policies. After all, for a self-financing government, money is no object. Project SyndicateWhat Would Roosevelt Do? Pavlina Tcherneva | Assistant Professor of Economics at Bard College, Research Scholar at The Levy Economics Institute, and Senior Research Associate at the...

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Stephanie Kelton — Just Use ‘the Computer’ to Give People More Money

Tom back in Iowa City catching up on posting.I don't usually link to the NYT owing to the paywall and the propaganda, but this is an exception. The Times is making this op/ed available free. If you didn't catch Stephanie's opinion piece already, here it is. Congress has all the firepower it needs. It just needs to send spending instructions to the Federal Reserve, as it always does. New York Time Stephanie Kelton: Just Use ‘the Computer’ to Give People More Money Stephanie Kelton |...

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IPA’s weekly links

Guest post by Jeff Mosenkis of Innovations for Poverty Action. It’s a little tricky to write links when it feels like things are changing hourly. Here’s the main message to keep in mind for the research community – you can do more than idle your projects. COVID-19 will affect every aspect of development, health, education, entrepreneurship, mobile money, cash transfers, political systems and trust in authority. But, if you have a research expertise in some area of development, now’s the time...

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Awara — Due to coronavirus, foreigners are restricted from entering Russia from March 18 to May 1

The order applies to all foreign citizens (including citizens of Belarus) and stateless persons.Also, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation will temporarily not issue: invitations to enter the Russian Federation permits to hire and use foreign workers work permits for foreigners... The Russian Federation had already closed the border with China. So far, the Russian Federation has escaped the pandemic. AwaraDue to coronavirus, foreigners are restricted from entering...

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