Eight main lessons distilled from an academic literature review on the nexus of inequality and monetary policy Cross-posted from Positive Money Europe Inequality has long been a foremost public concern, but not so for central […]
Monetary policy-makers are using PEPP reinvestments to buy Italian government bonds while reducing the portfolio of German bonds Philipp Heimberger is an economist at the Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (WIIW) This article originally […]
On 21 July, the European Central Bank decided to raise interest rates for the first time since 2011 in a bid to curb inflation. With further rate rises potentially on the horizon that climate protection […]
The ‘cost of living’ crisis has structural dimensions – the privatised essential services etc which has spawned profiteering at the expense of service quality and scope and has been a problem for several decades now. […]
The U.S.-China rivalry is likely to dominate world affairs in the 21st century. In this geostrategic game, certain states outside the western security community, such as India, are expected to play a key role in […]
A lengthy in depth look at what is probably in store for the British economy in the near future. A lot of this is also relevant for the EU Richard Murphy is an economic justice […]
The blame game over surging prices is on. Was it too much central-bank money being pumped out for too long that caused inflation to take off? Was it China, where most physical production had moved […]
New proposals from the Bank of International Settlements are unlikely to lead banks to hold bitcoin. But they could open the door to CBDCs. Read Here Photo: voytek pavlik available under the Creative Commons CC0 […]
Robert Hockett joins Steve to talk about his latest book, The Citizens’ Ledger: Digitizing Our Money, Democratizing Our Future. The episode is right at home in our archive of interviews around the topics of fintech, […]
The European Central Bank’s new Transmission Protection Instrument gives it even more power over Eurozone member-states Cross-posted from the Positive Money Europe blog What does fragmentation in the Eurozone mean? Fragmentation is the divergent movement […]
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