Economic policies enacted under neoliberalism have often failed to meet their objectives, but have remained unchallenged. Why do certain policy failures have so little impact? Jacqueline Best Sheffield Political Economy Research Institute (SPERI) Honorary Research […]
Leading proponents of Modern Monetary Theory respond to Tribune’s recent article on the topic, arguing that socialists should not be afraid to “seize the means of production of money.” See also the article to the […]
Abby Innes explains how the current financial incentive framework is stacked against any traded company that tries to care about climate change. She warns that without government regulation, the economy’s most regressive financial actors will […]
The mainstream economists keep claiming that fiscal deficits are undermining the future standards of living of workers – an erroneous claim at best. Read here
The Yeti and the Loch Ness Monster, whose equivalents in economics are the Laffer Curve and Trickle Down. Frances Coppola is the author of the Coppola Comment finance and economics blog, a contributor to Forbes […]
This is Warren Mosler’s talk in Berlin on 13 May. First we would like to thank Warren Mosler for coming to Berlin to hold this talk. We would also like to thank OXI for make […]
On the unexpected origins of neoliberalism. Auhebunga Bunga talks to Quinn Slobodian, author of Globalists, about how neo-liberals look back to the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the League of Nations. Why does neoliberalism talk about freedom, […]
Capitalism is a one-size-fits-all economic ideology. But what happens when great swathes of the world reject the anarchy that capitalism really brings? Today, we stand at a crossroads, where more and more people refuse to […]
A brilliant weekend read. This post was written as introduction to the very recently published book “Discourse Analysis and Austerity: Critical Studies from Economics and Linguistics”, edited by Kate Power, Tanweer Ali and Eva Lebdušková. Published by […]
New Zealand developed a set of well-being indicators to guide policy advice. AAP/Boris Jancic, CC BY-ND Christoph Schumacher, Massey University New Zealand’s first “well-being budget” has landed, prioritising well-being over economic growth. So how is […]
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