This is an interesting contribution in our ongoing debate about Modern Monetary Theory. Frances Coppola is the author of the Coppola Comment finance and economics blog, a contributor to Forbes and the Financial Times and […]
We admit this is a very long read, but it does explain very well the property crash in Spain, the corruption in Spanish banks, and how they too capitalised on the crisis to increase their […]
A good historical piece for a Sunday read. Branko Milanovic is an economixt specialised in development and inequality. Cross-posted with kind permission from Branko Milanovic’s blog Global Inequality When several days ago I ran into […]
Taxes on exploiting the commons – both exhaustible and non-exhaustible resources – could be used to give people basic financial security. Dr Guy Standing is Professorial Research Associate, SOAS University of London, Fellow of the […]
It is not every day that we obtain such an excellent analysis of an election, especially with regard to Poland, when most coverage is highly emotionally charged by Western corporate media fighting for EU supremacy […]
Prime Economics Co-Director Jeremy Smith and PEF Council member John Weeks analyse the “bar room budget-brawl” between the Italian government and the European Commission, and argue that the Commission’s wrong-footed response threatens to strengthen the […]
In the meantime the weak minority government of the Social Democrats needs the votes of the Catalan indpendence parties to pass its budget. There may be some creative real politik providing a solution to this […]
We are posting this book review in our main section because we shall be reviewing Quinn Slobodians book ourselves in the near future. We still wished to share this piece with you, so here it […]
There is probably no economic fallacy that is so difficult to correct than that of Swabian hausfrau economics (you can only spend what you have -although Swabians are fanatical homeowners, most of which are financed […]
The conflict between the Italian government and the European Commission on the proposed budget is intensifying. In this post, Paul De Grauwe argues that it is time to think again about the budgetary rules that […]
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