The Global Financial Crisis zineman ere ikusi eta analizatu ahalko da hurrengo urtean.
Hyman P. Minsky eta John Kenneth Galbraith dira protagonistak.
Minsky ezagunegia da blog honetan1. J. K. Galbraith orain dela gutxi aipatu dugu2.
Informazioa: BOOM BUST BOOM: MINSKY AT THE MOVIES
http://www.economonitor.com/lrwray/2014/12/22/boom-bust-boom-minsky-at-the-movies/
Proiektua: http://boombustclick.com/thebigidea.php
“In revealing the truth about our unstable economic system, the film acts as the starting point for global project BoomBustClick.com – to get the world talking about change through education. A central hub for information, news and ideas, BoomBustClick is an online resource for everyone – can we change an unstable economic system? Can we adapt economics to human nature?”
Filmea: http://boombustclick.com/thefilm.php
joseba says:
In http://neweconomicperspectives.org/2014/12/boom-bust-boom-minsky-movies.html#comments
LRWray
December 23, 2014
Jonathon: i did not read the book and probably won’t. This is not an MMT movie. It is about bubbles and the financial crisis. There isn’t much in the movie that is wrong; there is more emphasis on the bubbles than I would prefer–I’d put more on Minsky’s stages approach–but of course bubbles did play an important role.
That said, you need to remember that much of europe is in the EMU. These are not sovereign countries. Almost all of them have govt debt that is 5 times too big; in the case of Italy it is 10 times too big. That is exactly what MMT concludes and has concluded since before the EMU was put in place. Nonsovereign govts should not be allowed to run deficits, and should not accumulate debt above 15% or so of GDP. They need debt relief, not more debt, as a temporary fix until such time as the EMU is reformed.