Zipriztin ekonomikoak

(i) Lan bermea (job guarantee)

Dakienak badaki, ez dakienak baleki!

Pavlina R Tcherneva@ptcherneva

Time for a U.S. Job Guarantee (13m15s): My discussion with @AmeeraDavid on @RT_America BoomBust

Alibaba all over the world: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvFliCk1osE

2016 abu. 10

(ii) Liburu berri bat

Dirk Ehnts@DEhnts

#MMT ‘Modern Monetary Theory and European Macroeconomics’ to be published at end of August or early September… https://www.routledge.com/Modern-Monetary-Theory-and-European-Macroeconomics/Ehnts/p/book/9781138654778 …

2016 abu. 10

Liburuaren edukia:

Table of Contents

Introduction

Part I – Theoretical Foundations

Chapter 1. Substance and purposes of economic activity

Part II – Money and Credit

Chapter 2. Debts and balance sheets

Chapter 3. The creation of bank deposits (deposits)

Chapter 4. The creation of central bank deposits

Chapter 5. The instruments of a central bank (monetary policy)

Chapter 6. The creation of sovereign securities (fiscal policy)

Chapter 7. The sustainability of the financial system

Chapter 8. Inflation and deflation

Part III – Analysis

Chapter 9. A macroeconomic model

Chapter 10. Europe before the euro

Chapter 11. The situation with the euro

Part IV – Reform

Chapter 12. How do we restore demand?

Chapter 13. The future – with or without the euro?

Conclusion

Further readings

Index

(iii) Brexit-etik Italexit-era?

Brexit? What Brexit? European Stocks Recover All “Worst Case Scenario” Losses1

Aug 11, 2016

So the question is… if Italy leaves, will stocks go even higher?

(iv) Minsky

Can we Learn from Minsky Before the Next Crisis?

(v) Politika industriala eta subiranotasun monetarioa

Politique industrielle et souveraineté monétaire2

(vii) Turkia eta Errusia

Erdogan Threatens To Abandon US Dollar In Trade With Russia

… perhaps the most notable development was reported today by Turkey’s Gunes newspaper, which said that as part of the discussion between Putin and Erdogan on Tuesday, the Turkish president suggested to abandon the US dollar in bilateral trade between Turkey and Russia, and instead to transact directly in lira and rubles. This would “benefit both Russia and Turkey”, Erdogan allegedly said in his August 9 meeting in St Petersburg, adding that this would relieve the lira from the USD’s upward pressure. The reason Erdogan is concerned about exchange rates is because recently Turkish inflation soared by nearly 8% Y/Y, and the recent devaluation of the TRY against the USD has only poured more oil on the fire. “

(viii) Bankugintzaz, berriz

Robert Hockett@rch3713

Financial markets don’t ‘intermediate’ scarce private capital. They purvey monetized sovereign full faith & credit. http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2820176 …

2016 abu. 12

Pavlina R Tcherneva@ptcherneva

Thank you, my friend @rch371 I look forward to reading your paper!

Ralph Musgrave@RalphMus

@ptcherneva @rch371 Hocket’s point is old hat. Positive Money was saying that 5 years ago.


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