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There are two myths in banking: that bank debt can’t be repaid, and that banks don’t have any significant impact on macroeconomics. The former is held by many in the public, the latter is believed by the the dominant deluded school of economics, Neoclassicism–as Paul Krugman confirmed recently in his blog brawl with me. This ...
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There are two myths in banking: that bank debt can’t be repaid, and that banks don’t have any significant impact on macroeconomics. The former is held by many in the public, the latter is believed by the the dominant deluded school of economics, Neoclassicism–as Paul Krugman confirmed recently in his blog brawl with me. This ...
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