Hyman Minsky-ren markoan.
a) Makroekonomia, Randall Wray:
Minsky’s Money Manager Capitalism and the Global Financial Crisis[1]: http://www.levyinstitute.org/pubs/wp_661.pdf.
b) Mikroekonomia, Mariana Mazzucato:
Lana: The Entrepreneurial State,
http://www.demos.co.uk/files/Entrepreneurial_State_-_web.pdf
Liburu berria: The Entrepreneurial State,
http://www.marianamazzucato.com/projects/entrepreneurial-state/
Minsky-ren aurreko bi ildoak kontuan edukiz, hona hemen proiektu eder bat:
http://ineteconomics.org/grants/financing-innovation
eta
http://ineteconomics.org/new-economic-thinking/mazzucato-and-wray-making-finance-work-innovation
Link honetan erantzuteko diren galderak ikus daitezke, finantza-merkatuen eta ekonomia errealaren harremanari dagozkionak[2].
[1] Ikus Wray, R. (2011), Working Paper No. 661.
[2] Alegia:
“1. understanding the relationship between financial markets and the real economy, specifically the degree to which financial markets penalize innovation and value creation rather than reward it;
2. understanding the relationship between new investment flows and the value and rate of profit of the existing capital stock; investigating its implications for the profitability of new technologies, and their investment-attractiveness to firms and financial institutions;
3. understanding the relationship between publicly funded early-stage research and development (R&D) and privately funded commercialization of innovative enterprise and its intellectual property rights;
4. understanding the ‘external economies’ (of networking and clustering) which promote the growth of innovative companies and innovation-sponsoring investment groups, and connect the two; and
5. evaluating the possibilities for world-wide economic recovery around a new green growth trajectory, and new financial institutions and instruments geared to it.”
joseba says:
Dan Kervick-ek dioenez (http://neweconomicperspectives.org/2013/08/public-enterprise-national-development-and-unemployment.html),
“…This is part of the point of what MMT’s developers have called a “job guarantee” program.
But while such a program is absolutely “necessary”, I don’t think a job guarantee program is in itself “sufficient” to get genuine full employment and a social system in which all of our people are working in a way that really lives up to our potential, secures everyone a full and equitable share in the output of the country, and takes a long view of sustainability over time. We need to be more ambitious than that, and recognize the further role of government and an economically engaged democracy in the economic development of society. We need to shake off the neoliberal obsession with private enterprise and markets, and become more aware of the need for vigorous public enterprises playing an expanded role alongside private enterprise, and helping to set the strategic direction for the nation – and the globe. That’s why I’m so excited to see that L. Randall Wray, one of the leading lights and founders of the MMT approach, is now working with Mariana Mazzucato of the University of Sussex, and author of the new book “The Entrepreneurial State”, to help bring the MMT focus on operational details and macroeconomics together with Mazzucato’s interest in the historical importance of state involvement in growth and innovation.”