Economics
Bill Mitchell: The 20 EMU Member States are not currency issuers in the MMT sense
There is thus fundamental disagreement among MMT economists about the Eurozone. Read HERE
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Michael Hudson, Richard D. Wolff – Debunking U.S. Bankruptcy Myths
NIMA: So nice to have you, Michael, and Richard on again on this podcast. And let’s get started with the current situation of the economy of the United States. And the question is, Michael, to […]
Economics
German Foreign Policy – German Recession: End of the German export model
German companies face stiff competition from China in more and more markets. Market shares are shrinking for Germany’s three largest industries. Read HERE
Economics
Robin McAlpine – The fight for universalism
The technocrats are all-out in a battle formation clearly designed to do one thing – to undermine the concept of universalism Robin McAlpine is Head of Strategic Development at the Common Weal think-tank in Scotland. […]
Economics
Thomas Fazi: Integration by coup(s): a counter-history of the EU
The text of the talk I gave yesterday at the full-house launch of my latest MCC Brussels report: “The silent coup: the European Commission’s power grab” Read HERE
Economics
Glenn Diesen – Germany’s Neglect of National Interests
The Shame of the Princes and a Pending Nationalist Backlash Glenn Diesen is a professor of political science at the University of South-Eastern Norway (USN), Professor with research focus on geoeconomics, Russian foreign policy and […]
Economics
Michael Roberts – Saving European capital: it’s an existential challenge
An analysis of Mario Draghi’s report on the future of the EU’s economy Michael Roberts is an Economist in the City of London and a prolific blogger. Cross-posted from Michael Roberts blog About a year ago, the […]
Economics
Ian Proud – Turkey joining BRICS represents another step to a multipolar world
BRICS is set to get bigger, and this can only be a good sign for the collective strength of developing nations in a multipolar world. It’s also a bad sign, longer term, for US political […]
Economics
Steve Keen – Watching Two Labour Parties Destroy Themselves
The Labo(u)r parties in Australia and Britain have chosen to fail by following what they think is a successful strategy: not to fulfil declared social and economic objectives but to reduce government debt. Steve Keen […]
Economics
Michael Roberts – IIPPE 2024: Imperialism, China and BRICS+
Is China sub-imperialist? Can the global south catch-up in development terms as long as it remains capitalist? Michael Roberts is an Economist in the City of London and a prolific blogger. Cross-posted from Michael Roberts blog The […]