(i) Enplegu osoa eta lan bermea
Pavlina R Tcherneva @ptcherneva1
Tony Atkinson strongly in favor of tight #fullemployment (1-2%) & #jobguarantee against unconditional #UBI
Inequality: What Can Be Done About It?2
2016 urr. 6
(ii) Job guarantee, lan bermea
Pavlina R Tcherneva @ptcherneva3
Democrats Should Embrace a Federal Job Guarantee | US News Opinion
A Job for Everyone4
2016 urr. 7
(iii) DTM: liburu berria
New Book by Dirk H. Ehnts: Modern Monetary Theory and European Macroeconomics5
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
(iv) Eurogunearen etorkizuna
INSTITUT DIDEROT @InstitutDiderot6
PUBLICATION #Enlibreaccès L’avenir de la zone #euro #MichelAglietta & #JacquesSapir /@russeurope https://issuu.com/institutdiderot/docs/l_avenir_de_la_zone_euro_bd.compres?e=12657604/35313349 … via @Issuu
L’avenir de la zone euro7
2016 urr. 7
(v) Balediko Italexit eta Europar Batasunaren hondamen ekonomikoa
Nick Giambruno-ren The Coming Collapse of the World’s Biggest Economy8
(i) Jokalekua, eszenategia: Europar Batasunaren hondamendia9
(ii) Katua: Italexit10
(iii) The Financial Times eta balediko Italexit11
(iv) Honela gerta liteke: M5S delakoaren bidez12
(v) Matteo Renzi-k bultzaturiko referenduma13
(vi) Referenduma galduko balu14
(vii) Referendumaren garrantzia eta New York Times15
(ix) Baina…, krisian mozkinak atera daitezke16
Bideoa hemen: Forget Trump and Clinton–because the most important election of 2016
will take place on: December 417
4 Ikus http://www.usnews.com/opinion/articles/2016-10-07/democrats-should-embrace-a-federal-job-guarantee?src=usn_tw.
5 Ikus https://urpe.wordpress.com/2016/10/07/new-book-by-dirk-h-ehnts-modern-monetary-theory-and-european-macroeconomics/.
7 Ikus https://issuu.com/institutdiderot/docs/l_avenir_de_la_zone_euro_bd.compres?e=12657604/35313349.
9 Ingelesez: “The stage is set for the collapse of the world’s largest economy—the European Union.”
10 Ingelesez: “The trigger: Italy’s exit from the euro currency.”
11 Ingelesez: “The Financial Times recently put it this way:
An Italian exit from the single currency would trigger the total collapse of the eurozone within a very short period. It would probably lead to the most violent economic shock in history, dwarfing the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy in 2008 and the 1929 Wall Street crash.
If the FT is even partially right, it means we’re looking at a possible stock market crash of historic proportions. It could devastate anyone with a brokerage account. But it could also present enormous opportunities to profit.”
12 Ingelesez: “Here’s how it could happen…
What started out as a joke has become Italy’s most popular political party.
In 2007, Beppe Grillo, an Italian actor and comedian, launched Vaffanculo Day (“vaffanculo” is Italian for “f*** off”).
Grillo and his followers used V-Day to bluntly express their displeasure over Italian establishment politicians using imagery from the movie V for Vendetta.
V-Day helped organize Italians frustrated by their political system. It gave birth to the Five Star Movement, Italy’s new populist political party.
Grillo’s Five Star Movement—or M5S, as it’s known by its Italian acronym—is anti-globalist, anti-euro, and anti-establishment. It doesn’t neatly fall into the left/right political paradigm.
According to the latest polls, M5S is now the most popular party in Italy. It won mayoral elections in Rome and Turin earlier this year.
M5S is riding a wave of populist anger at entrenched political elites over economic stagnation. Italy has had virtually no productive growth since it joined the eurozone in 1999.
M5S blames Italy’s chronic lack of growth on the euro. A large plurality of Italians agrees.
M5S has promised to hold a vote to leave the euro and return to Italy’s old currency, the lira, as soon as they’re in power. Under these circumstances, it would probably pass.”
13 Ingelesez: “Meanwhile, the current pro-EU Italian government of Matteo Renzi is holding a referendum on changing the Italian constitution later this year.
This referendum is on limiting the powers of the Italian senate, which is seen as a source of political gridlock. Opponents say it could open the door to another strongman like Benito Mussolini.
More importantly, it’s effectively a vote of confidence in the current pro-EU government. Voting against it is a way for the average Italian to give the finger to the EU bureaucrats in Brussels.
Renzi has promised to resign if it fails.”
14 Ingelesez: “If the referendum fails, M5S—the anti-euro populist party—will almost certainly come to power… and a pathway to the dissolution of the euro will be opened.”
15 Ingelesez: “That’s why Italy’s upcoming constitutional referendum is so significant. It’s why I’ve spent weeks on the ground in Italy to get the scoop on this explosive story that almost nobody else is talking about.
New York Times best-selling author Doug Casey and I just released an urgent video with all the details about what’s going on in Italy right now. In it we reveal how these events could ultimately touch off a financial shock in America far greater than 2008. And it could begin as early as December 4, 2016.”
16 Ingelesez: “But as Doug has shown throughout his storied career, the worst crises offer the biggest opportunities for gains. That’s why our video describes specific ways to profit… as well as which stocks to avoid before the crucial December date.”
