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If you’ve watched my OECD talk, then this is the same content, but at much higher speed! The failure of mainstream economics to anticipate the crisis–in fact, a prediction of good times; that macroeconomics can be derived from itself rather than from micro, as DSGE models attempt to do; a simple model derived from dynamizing ...
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If you’ve watched my OECD talk, then this is the same content, but at much higher speed! The failure of mainstream economics to anticipate the crisis–in fact, a prediction of good times; that macroeconomics can be derived from itself rather than from micro, as DSGE models attempt to do; a simple model derived from dynamizing ...
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