Podcasts New Economics Podcast: How we can all have a home Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Vicky Spratt and Kieran Yates By Ayeisha Thomas-Smith 07 April 2023 You can’t paint your walls, you can’t have a pet, you can’t guarantee you’ll have...
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Links — 6 APR 2023
RT — Question More (Russian state-sponsored media)China to launch rival undersea comms network – ReutersCanadian DimensionRussia and the emergence of the post-Western worldPaul Robinson | Professor, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs at the University of OttawaGilbert Doctorow — International relations, Russian affairs [Russian realignment away from the West toward the East and South and the ending of liberalism in Russian politics]Russia’s New Foreign Relations Concept will...
Read More »Is everybody dumping the dollar?
Even Tucker Carlson now saying dollar in major decline. Trade and invest using the concepts of MMT. Get a 30-day free trial to MMT Trader. https://www.mmteconomics.com/ Mike Norman Twitter https://twitter.com/mikenorman Mike Norman Economics: https://www.pitbulleconomics.com Understanding the Daily Treasury Statement video course. https://www.pitbulleconomics.com/understanding-daily-treasury-statement-video-course/?s2-ssl=yes
Read More »Steve & Friends The Best and Worst. Livesteam #21
The best and worst of the last 20 live streams. Mostly the worst bloopers. This is a dedication to all our weekly viewers. Steve, Dan, Mike, and Ty thank you for joining along for the ride.
Read More »Self-employed workers in India
from C. P. Chandrasekhar and Jayati Ghosh Well over half of all workers in India are self-employed. The proportions of self-employed workers are significantly higher in rural areas, and among women. In rural areas, it is presumed that it is the dominance of small-scale agriculture that leads to more self-employment, but in fact self-employed workers are around half of those engaged in non-agricultural employment as well. Even in urban areas, those working without any defined employer...
Read More »The last positive leading indicator, Revisions causes initial claims to capitulate
Revisions cause initial claims, the last positive leading indicator, to capitulate – by New Deal democrat Initial and continuing claims underwent some serious revisions with this week’s release. Rather than attempt an explanation myself, here is the nub of the BLS’s own explanation: Beginning … [this week], the methodology used to seasonally adjust the national initial claims and continued claims reflects a change in the estimation of the...
Read More »William Mitchell — The absurdity of the current monetary policy dominance exposed
We start to see the absurdity of the current reliance on monetary policy as a counter-stabilisation tool, when you read the calls from the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member talking about the risk of a ‘significant inflation undershoot’. In a detailed analysis of the current situation, the external MPC member noted that inflation was falling faster than expected because the supply constraints were reversing quickly. She also noted that the interest rate hikes had now reached a...
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Da doo ron ron .[embedded content] Phil Spector’s Wall of Sound masterpiece. And that 1960s choreography! I just love it.
Read More »Back from Post-Modernity: The Coming New Economic Order
[unable to retrieve full-text content]A lecture for Kadir Has University, Department of Economics, Istanbul. Image by Lynn Greyling from Pixabay The post Back from Post-Modernity: The Coming New Economic Order first appeared on Michael Hudson.
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