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This presentation explains why macroeconomics should be a fundamentally monetary, non-equilibrium and complex systems field of enquiry. I gave it at Spiru Haret University in Bucharest, Romania. I visited Spiru Haret to assess its suitability as an exchange partner for Kingston University. It is a private and not-for-profit University, and I was very pleasantly surprised–to ...
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This presentation explains why macroeconomics should be a fundamentally monetary, non-equilibrium and complex systems field of enquiry. I gave it at Spiru Haret University in Bucharest, Romania. I visited Spiru Haret to assess its suitability as an exchange partner for Kingston University. It is a private and not-for-profit University, and I was very pleasantly surprised–to ...
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