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Continuing on from Workshop 4, this workshop: Explains how to build a monetary model of capitalism in Minsky, using its Godley Tables; Explains the role of credit in aggregate demand and aggregate income; Shows how the data overwhelmingly confirms the Post Keynesian “Endogenous Money”/”Bank Originated Money and Debt” approach to macroeconomics and contradicts the Neoclassical ...
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Continuing on from Workshop 4, this workshop: Explains how to build a monetary model of capitalism in Minsky, using its Godley Tables; Explains the role of credit in aggregate demand and aggregate income; Shows how the data overwhelmingly confirms the Post Keynesian “Endogenous Money”/”Bank Originated Money and Debt” approach to macroeconomics and contradicts the Neoclassical ...
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