Economics
Michael Roberts: MMT 2 – the tricks of circulation
In this post Michael Roberts delves deeper into the analytics of MMT Read here
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Economics
Michael Roberts: Modern Monetary Theory – Part 1: Chartalism and Marx
BRAVE NEW EUROPE has been covering Modern Monetary Theory. Here an analysis from a Marxist standpoint. By the way, there is an interesting Modern Monetary Conference in Berlin on 1 and 2 February: see here […]
Economics
Michael Roberts – Davos: climate and inequality
Normally we do not simultaneously have two articles from the same author on our hompage, but Michael Roberts is doing such an excellent job of covering Davos that we have made an exception. Michael Roberts […]
Economics
Michael Roberts – Davos and the ‘liberal order’
Michael Roberts looks at the Great Davos Neo-Liberalism Show and what is on offer – and what this has to do with reality. Michael Roberts – Economist in the City of London and prolific blogger […]
Economics
Michael Roberts – Germany: From amber to red?
Today’s news that the German economy, the powerhouse of Europe, had narrowly avoided a ‘technical recession’ in the second half of 2018 is another red light flashing for the world economy. Michael Roberts – Economist […]
Austerity
Michael Roberts: The euro – part two will it survive another 20 years?
In part two of Michael Robert´s analysis of the euro currency, he considers the impact of the global slump of 2008-9 and the ensuing euro debt crisis on prospects for the euro. For part 1 […]
Economics
Michael Roberts – 20 years of the euro – part one: has it been a success?
In part one, Roberts will consider whether the euro has been a success for capital in the participating states; and whether it has been good news for labour. In part two (here), he considers whether […]
Austerity
Michael Roberts – Brexit: 100 days and after
One can always count on a Marxist not to lose his head. We have kept our articles concerning Brexit at a minimum to spare our readers the hysteria currently dominating British political discussion, much of […]
Economics
Michael Roberts: Back to Front
Is it supply that drives an economy or demand? Read here
Finance
Michael Roberts – The top 1% own 48% of all global personal wealth; 10% own 85%
Michael Roberts looks at the newest numbers concerning worldwide inequality. Michael Roberts – Economist in the City of London and prolific blogger Cross-posted from Michael Roberts Blog Every year, I refer to the Credit Suisse […]