Of Course We Can Pay for a Green New Deal, but We Can’t Escape Hard Choices
A high-level discussion of some of the operational issues posed by a Green New Deal.
Read more...A high-level discussion of some of the operational issues posed by a Green New Deal.
Read more...Funny how considering MMT brings out the worst in some people….
Read more...The Thursday Brexit votes put the UK officially at the mercy of the EU.
Read more...As important stakeholders sound alarms, more evidence that CalPERS can’t make an honest case for its “new” private equity scheme and is calling in chips in a big way to cover for that.
Read more...2020 is already in the news. so you might as well start working on your scoresheet!
Read more...Quelle surprise! US trade agreements depend more on the US being a reliable military ally than many like to think.
Read more...May takes yet more body blows….while the no deal threat is not yet disarmed.
Read more...Randy Wray wades in yet again to contend with disinformation about MMT.
Read more...Economists should stop pretending to be scientists and go back to the core of the discipline—as a field of inquiry and way of thinking
Read more...Things continue to go badly for Theresa May’s Brexit.
Read more...The ECB again rides in to try to paper over fundamental problems with the EU’s structure and to offset is austerity bias by restarting QE. But the EU needs more government spending. Will it take another crisis to get there?
Read more...Musing on why the level of crude propagandizing known as fake news has gotten worse.
Read more...CalPERS still can’t justify its new private equity business model, and has even retreated to calling it just a concept, yet it wants the board to sign a blank check at next week’s meeting.
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