“There was an important speech delivered by the Governor of Australia’s central bank today that reveals the reasons that the RBA is once again refusing to be bullied into increasing interest rates rises by the ‘markets’.”
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Economics
Ndongo Samba Sylla: Neoliberalism’s Colonial Origins
For those who have studied the history of colonial Africa through its fiscal and monetary dimensions, the similarities between colonial macroeconomics and neoliberal macroeconomics are striking. Read here
EU politics
Léon Crémieux: An isolated government, but a movement in suspense
The weekend of March 25 represented a real turning point in the political climate, marked by the violence of police repression organized by the government and its Minister of the Interior Gérard Darmanin, a situation […]
Economics
Bill Mitchell: Be careful using first release data – Britain now surges ahead of Europe!
Overall I still cannot see a major macroeconomic impact coming from Britain’s exit from the European Union. The Remainers are now hanging on to the inflation differentials between Britain and Europe as evidence. Read HERE
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