The Battle for Money Has Begun
Why the current fights over money, banking, and Modern Monetary Theory look like new ways to achieve bad neoliberal ends.
Read more...Why the current fights over money, banking, and Modern Monetary Theory look like new ways to achieve bad neoliberal ends.
Read more...The OCC found lots of bad bank conduct in retail-land, but refuses to say anything about who is cheating and what they are up to.
Read more...Brexit madness is only getting worse….
Read more...The legendary short seller Jim Chanos in a wide-ranging discussion of financial frauds, starting with cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin is the last thing he’d want to own in the event of a catastrophe.
Read more...Why combatting Chinese steel dumping is harder than it seems.
Read more...Correcting some misunderstanding about proposed monetary reforms that are the subject of a referendum this weekend.
Read more...Why does China need a military? It could bring the US to its knees in months by withholding shipments of drugs and drug ingredients.
Read more...Bosses on wages: “No more raises for you!”
Read more...Taking stock of the opening moves in the confrontation between Italy’s upstarts and the European establishment.
Read more...Why the death toll in Puerto Rico in the wake of Hurricane Maria was so disgracefully high.
Read more...Markets wail and gnash their teeth as normalization of Italian yields sets in.
Read more...How the media became the useful idiot of neoliberalism.
Read more...Identifying issues that may influence how Italy’s political crisis over the rejection of a Lega Nord-5 Star economy minister plays out.
Read more...I find it hard to get excited about stock market risks unless defaults on the borrowings can damage the banking/payments system, as they did in the Great Crash. This is one reason the China perma-bears have a point: even though the Chinese government has managed to do enough in the way of rescues and warnings […]
Read more...How economic research practices and the role of academic journals helped create and reinforced an orthodoxy that was able to miss that the crisis was coming.
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