Bloomberg: Italy Raises Deficit Target, Risking Fresh Conflict With The EU
Does this really surprise anyone? Read here
Does this really surprise anyone? Read here
EU trade deals are conducted in an undemocratic process, mainly with corporate lawyers and lobbyists. Their goal is to strengthen trans-national corporations. It is always interesting to note how progressive NGOs deny that it was […]
Now that Modern Monetary Theory has finally left the defamatroy voodoo and charlatan economics corner there is finally a constructive critical discussion concerning its approach.
In Part 1, I introduced the discussion about the use of industry policies in the Keynesian period after World War 2. Most nations adopted a mixed planning-market based system for allocating productive resources and the […]
What would a Jobs Guarantee Programme achieve. Robert Reich explains the advantages
This may be an article about Britain, but the structures are repeated throughout the EU. Thus the analysis should be of interest for all readers. John Tomaney is Professor of Urban and Regional Planning at […]
First it was capital controls (no one talks about the success of Iceland with this policy) that the IMF revised. Now it is what the IMF refers to as “The policy that shall not be […]
The ad nauseam repeated claim that our public debt is excessive and that we have to balance the public budget is nothing but absolute nonsense. Lars P. Syll is an economist at the Faculty of […]
Johnna Montgomerie argues that austerity is made through economic narratives about debt. She explains how the story the UK has adopted ends up preventing the necessary structural reforms needed to revitalise the economy. Johnna Montgomerie […]
Another brilliant weekend read by Michael Roberts. You need not be an economics expert, but should you stumble on a term or two, the internet will help you on the way. Michael Roberts – Economist […]
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