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MICHAEL ROBERTS
Between 1993 and 2019, M2 money supply rose at an average rate of 6.7% a year, but CPI inflation rose at only 2.3%. And from the Great Recession in 2008, money supply growth accelerated to 9.6% a year as central banks applied ‘quantitative easing’, but CPI inflation slowed to 1.8% a year. STEVE KEEN, PHIL DOBBIE So what of 2021. In this free edition of the Debunking Economics podcast he explains the reasoning behind his five predictions for the year ahead: 1. Recession in Europe and America as financial aftermath to the COVID crisis. 2. The housing bubble to continue in Australia., but maybe not in Canada. 3. Strong growth in China.RICHARD MURPHY
Richard Murphy – The Cappuccino Economy. May 9, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, Finance. 1. Our citation for the best economic metaphor of this weekend goes to Richard Murphy. Richard Murphy is Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, City University of London. He campaigns on issues of tax avoidance and taxevasion, as well
THOMAS KLIKAUER, NORMAN SIMMS Thomas Klikauer, Norman Simms – Bullshit Towers. October 26, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Deregulation, Finance, Neo-Liberalism in the EU, Privatisation, Uncategorized. 0. Higher education environment is increasingly dogmatic and oppressive, and worse still, dogma and oppression are being delivered in the name of freedom and creativity.PETER RAMSAY
Peter Ramsay is Professor of Law at the London School of Economics and a co-founder of The Full Brexit. Cross-posted from The Full Brexit. British Remainers have been very excited by Joe Biden’s election victory. Much is being made of his hostility to Brexit and his Irishroots.
DANIELA GABOR
Step 1: Promote metrics and “taxonomies” to enable greenwashing. The Wall Street Climate Consensus sees it as essential to define metrics and standards that assess the environmental performance of economic activities and companies – and thus of the “green-ness” of loans and securities that finance them. Strategically, they arepushing
MARY DAVIS - CLASS POLITICS VS IDENTITY POLITICS Mary Davis – Class Politics vs Identity Politics. May 1, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, EU politics, Finance, National Politics. 0. Identity politics is the antithesis of class politics: Women, class, and oppression. Professor Mary Davis is a historian who writes, broadcast and lectures widely on women’s history, labour history TOM BAXTER - HYDROGEN ISN'T THE KEY TO A GREEN RECOVERY Gotphotos/Shutterstock. Tom Baxter, University of Aberdeen. The EU recently published its strategy for delivering net zero carbon emissions by 2050. Alongside reducing the amount of energy consumed by buildings and industry, the appliances that currently rely on fossil fuels, like cars and domestic and industrial boilers, are to be replaced with electrical alternatives, for example batteries DEAN BAKER - ARE CORPORATE CEOS WORTH $20 MILLION? The excessive pay of CEOs has a huge impact on pay structures throughout the economy. If the CEO is getting $20 million it is likely the chief financial officer (CFO) and other top tier executives are getting in the neighbourhood of $8-12 million. The third echelon may then be getting paid in the neighbourhood of $2 million. HOME | BRAVE NEW EUROPEEU POLITICSFINANCESUSTAINABILITYCORRUPTIONMEDIASOLUTIONS Economics beyond the Swabian hausfrau “Economics beyond the Swabian hausfrau” is a series of talks, featuring some of the most prominent European heterodox economists, planned for this year and next in Berlin presented by BRAVE NEW EUROPE, the Helle Panke Foundation, and local groups of the Network for Pluralist Economics.MICHAEL ROBERTS
Between 1993 and 2019, M2 money supply rose at an average rate of 6.7% a year, but CPI inflation rose at only 2.3%. And from the Great Recession in 2008, money supply growth accelerated to 9.6% a year as central banks applied ‘quantitative easing’, but CPI inflation slowed to 1.8% a year. STEVE KEEN, PHIL DOBBIE So what of 2021. In this free edition of the Debunking Economics podcast he explains the reasoning behind his five predictions for the year ahead: 1. Recession in Europe and America as financial aftermath to the COVID crisis. 2. The housing bubble to continue in Australia., but maybe not in Canada. 3. Strong growth in China.RICHARD MURPHY
Richard Murphy – The Cappuccino Economy. May 9, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, Finance. 1. Our citation for the best economic metaphor of this weekend goes to Richard Murphy. Richard Murphy is Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, City University of London. He campaigns on issues of tax avoidance and taxevasion, as well
THOMAS KLIKAUER, NORMAN SIMMS Thomas Klikauer, Norman Simms – Bullshit Towers. October 26, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Deregulation, Finance, Neo-Liberalism in the EU, Privatisation, Uncategorized. 0. Higher education environment is increasingly dogmatic and oppressive, and worse still, dogma and oppression are being delivered in the name of freedom and creativity.PETER RAMSAY
Peter Ramsay is Professor of Law at the London School of Economics and a co-founder of The Full Brexit. Cross-posted from The Full Brexit. British Remainers have been very excited by Joe Biden’s election victory. Much is being made of his hostility to Brexit and his Irishroots.
DANIELA GABOR
Step 1: Promote metrics and “taxonomies” to enable greenwashing. The Wall Street Climate Consensus sees it as essential to define metrics and standards that assess the environmental performance of economic activities and companies – and thus of the “green-ness” of loans and securities that finance them. Strategically, they arepushing
MARY DAVIS - CLASS POLITICS VS IDENTITY POLITICS Mary Davis – Class Politics vs Identity Politics. May 1, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, EU politics, Finance, National Politics. 0. Identity politics is the antithesis of class politics: Women, class, and oppression. Professor Mary Davis is a historian who writes, broadcast and lectures widely on women’s history, labour history TOM BAXTER - HYDROGEN ISN'T THE KEY TO A GREEN RECOVERY Gotphotos/Shutterstock. Tom Baxter, University of Aberdeen. The EU recently published its strategy for delivering net zero carbon emissions by 2050. Alongside reducing the amount of energy consumed by buildings and industry, the appliances that currently rely on fossil fuels, like cars and domestic and industrial boilers, are to be replaced with electrical alternatives, for example batteries DEAN BAKER - ARE CORPORATE CEOS WORTH $20 MILLION? The excessive pay of CEOs has a huge impact on pay structures throughout the economy. If the CEO is getting $20 million it is likely the chief financial officer (CFO) and other top tier executives are getting in the neighbourhood of $8-12 million. The third echelon may then be getting paid in the neighbourhood of $2 million. KENNETH HAAR, OLIVIER HOEDEMAN, HANS VAN SCHAREN Home Corruption Kenneth Haar, Olivier Hoedeman, Hans van Scharen – EU stands firm with Big Pharma against COVID vaccine patent waivers Kenneth Haar, Olivier Hoedeman, Hans van Scharen – EU stands firm with Big Pharma against COVID vaccine patent waiversDAN RUTHERFORD
It’s been a herky-jerky several weeks for those who study supersonic aviation. On May 21, Aerion Corporation, which has been working to develop a supersonic business jet since 2003, abruptly ceased operations, citing the difficulty of raising capital.But on June 3, United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby announced a deal to purchase 15 of Boom Supersonic’s “Overture” aircraft, with options for DEAN BAKER - PATENT MONOPOLIES AND INEQUALITY: WHEN WE In recent weeks there have been several articles noting the enormous wealth that a small number of people have made off of the vaccines and treatments developed to control the pandemic. Many see this as an unfortunate outcome of our efforts to contain the pandemic. In that view, containing the pandemic is an immensely important goal, if some people get incredibly rich as result, it’s a price GUNTRAM B. WOLFF: INFLATION!? GERMANY, THE EURO AREA AND A much needed no-nonsense assessment of inflation risks in the euro area and in Germany Read hereDOMINIC CADDICK
This hangover of the austerity mentality is both unnecessary and inaccurate. Dominic Caddick is an Assistant Researcher at the New Economics FoundationMICHAEL ROBERTS
Instead, the G7 as the globe’s imperialist bloc is much more interested is finding ways of isolating China and Russia in order to maintain its hegemony. GEORGE FERNS, MARCUS GOMES- G7: WHY MAJOR ECONOMIES ARE Glovatskiy/Shutterstock. George Ferns, Cardiff University and Marcus Gomes, Cardiff University. The climate crisis is certain to be a hot topic at the G7 summit in Cornwall.While the leaders of the world’s richest countries agree in theory on the need to reach net zero emissions by 2050 at the latest, they remain faithful to a fossil fuel industry reluctant to substantively change itsBILL MITCHELL
Home Neo-Liberalism in the EU Austerity Bill Mitchell – The monetary and fiscal normality of Wolfgang Schäuble – stagnation and entrenched unemployment Bill Mitchell – The monetary and fiscal normality of Wolfgang Schäuble – stagnation and entrenchedunemployment
RICHARD MURPHY
Richard Murphy, who is one of the true experts in this field, takes a closer look at the G7 “tax deal”. Richard Murphy is an e conomic justice campaigner. Professor of Accounting, Sheffield UniversityManagement School.
TOM BAXTER - HYDROGEN ISN'T THE KEY TO A GREEN RECOVERY Gotphotos/Shutterstock. Tom Baxter, University of Aberdeen. The EU recently published its strategy for delivering net zero carbon emissions by 2050. Alongside reducing the amount of energy consumed by buildings and industry, the appliances that currently rely on fossil fuels, like cars and domestic and industrial boilers, are to be replaced with electrical alternatives, for example batteriesMICHAEL ROBERTS
Between 1993 and 2019, M2 money supply rose at an average rate of 6.7% a year, but CPI inflation rose at only 2.3%. And from the Great Recession in 2008, money supply growth accelerated to 9.6% a year as central banks applied ‘quantitative easing’, but CPI inflation slowed to 1.8% a year.MICHAEL ROBERTS
Michael Roberts – Inflation and financial risk. May 8, 2021. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, Finance. 1. There are probably few economic topics that are so often written about as inflation. But no one seems to know what causes it. Michael Roberts makes a stab at explaining.MICHAEL ROBERTS
Indeed, even if these growth forecasts are met, the UK economy will still be short by 3% from the pre-pandemic growth rate, which was already weak. This is clearly not a V-shaped recovery by a reverse square root. Source: OBR. Longer term, the official forecast for average real GDP growth is just 1.7% a year, or some one-third belowpre-2019
DANIELA GABOR
Step 1: Promote metrics and “taxonomies” to enable greenwashing. The Wall Street Climate Consensus sees it as essential to define metrics and standards that assess the environmental performance of economic activities and companies – and thus of the “green-ness” of loans and securities that finance them. Strategically, they arepushing
RICHARD MURPHY
Richard Murphy – The Cappuccino Economy. May 9, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, Finance. 1. Our citation for the best economic metaphor of this weekend goes to Richard Murphy. Richard Murphy is Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, City University of London. He campaigns on issues of tax avoidance and taxevasion, as well
J. W. MASON
J. W. Mason – The American Rescue Plan as Economic Theory. March 21, 2021. Mathew D. Rose. Austerity, Economics, Finance, Inequality, Neo-Liberalism in the EU. 0. Forget the EU. The fiscal policies in the US and the UK to some extent are shifting in a new direction.MICHAEL ROBERTS
Marx: “A general rise in the rate of wages would result in a fall of the general rate of profit, but not affect the prices of commodities.” Michael Roberts is an Economist in the City of London and a prolific blogger. Cross-posted from Michael Roberts Blog. In my previous post on inflation, I spelt out why mainstream theories of inflation have been proved wrong empirically; leavingPETER RAMSAY
Peter Ramsay is Professor of Law at the London School of Economics and a co-founder of The Full Brexit. Cross-posted from The Full Brexit. British Remainers have been very excited by Joe Biden’s election victory. Much is being made of his hostility to Brexit and his Irishroots.
DW: EUROPE IS TESTING A "SOUND CANNON" TO BE USED AGAINST The EU’s Brown Deal is becoming increasingly visible. Still people refuse to accept the fact that the corrupt EU political class serves international corporations, not its citizens. DOUGHNUT ECONOMICS: SEVEN WAYS TO THINK LIKE A 21ST Book review by Branko Milanovic. My first Summer book to read and review is Kate Raworth’s very successful “Doughnut economics: Seven ways to think like the 21st-century economist”. It is an ambitious book whose objective is to change the ways economists think and the economics is framed in order to respond to the “limits togrowth”.
MICHAEL ROBERTS
Between 1993 and 2019, M2 money supply rose at an average rate of 6.7% a year, but CPI inflation rose at only 2.3%. And from the Great Recession in 2008, money supply growth accelerated to 9.6% a year as central banks applied ‘quantitative easing’, but CPI inflation slowed to 1.8% a year.MICHAEL ROBERTS
Michael Roberts – Inflation and financial risk. May 8, 2021. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, Finance. 1. There are probably few economic topics that are so often written about as inflation. But no one seems to know what causes it. Michael Roberts makes a stab at explaining.MICHAEL ROBERTS
Indeed, even if these growth forecasts are met, the UK economy will still be short by 3% from the pre-pandemic growth rate, which was already weak. This is clearly not a V-shaped recovery by a reverse square root. Source: OBR. Longer term, the official forecast for average real GDP growth is just 1.7% a year, or some one-third belowpre-2019
DANIELA GABOR
Step 1: Promote metrics and “taxonomies” to enable greenwashing. The Wall Street Climate Consensus sees it as essential to define metrics and standards that assess the environmental performance of economic activities and companies – and thus of the “green-ness” of loans and securities that finance them. Strategically, they arepushing
RICHARD MURPHY
Richard Murphy – The Cappuccino Economy. May 9, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, Finance. 1. Our citation for the best economic metaphor of this weekend goes to Richard Murphy. Richard Murphy is Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, City University of London. He campaigns on issues of tax avoidance and taxevasion, as well
J. W. MASON
J. W. Mason – The American Rescue Plan as Economic Theory. March 21, 2021. Mathew D. Rose. Austerity, Economics, Finance, Inequality, Neo-Liberalism in the EU. 0. Forget the EU. The fiscal policies in the US and the UK to some extent are shifting in a new direction.MICHAEL ROBERTS
Marx: “A general rise in the rate of wages would result in a fall of the general rate of profit, but not affect the prices of commodities.” Michael Roberts is an Economist in the City of London and a prolific blogger. Cross-posted from Michael Roberts Blog. In my previous post on inflation, I spelt out why mainstream theories of inflation have been proved wrong empirically; leavingPETER RAMSAY
Peter Ramsay is Professor of Law at the London School of Economics and a co-founder of The Full Brexit. Cross-posted from The Full Brexit. British Remainers have been very excited by Joe Biden’s election victory. Much is being made of his hostility to Brexit and his Irishroots.
DW: EUROPE IS TESTING A "SOUND CANNON" TO BE USED AGAINST The EU’s Brown Deal is becoming increasingly visible. Still people refuse to accept the fact that the corrupt EU political class serves international corporations, not its citizens. DOUGHNUT ECONOMICS: SEVEN WAYS TO THINK LIKE A 21ST Book review by Branko Milanovic. My first Summer book to read and review is Kate Raworth’s very successful “Doughnut economics: Seven ways to think like the 21st-century economist”. It is an ambitious book whose objective is to change the ways economists think and the economics is framed in order to respond to the “limits togrowth”.
ANDRÉS VELASCO
The pandemic has turned some economic assumptions upside down. Andrés Velasco is Professor of Public Policy and the Dean of the School of Public Policy at LSE GUNTRAM B. WOLFF: INFLATION!? GERMANY, THE EURO AREA AND A much needed no-nonsense assessment of inflation risks in the euro area and in Germany Read hereGPENEWSDOCS
LYNN FRIES: Hello & welcome I’m Lynn Fries producer of Global Political Economy or GPEnewsdocs.Today’s guest is Pat Mooney. At the end of this year 2021 a meeting is being held to rubber stamp a corporate strategic maneuver to takeover global governance of the entire world food system; effectively food production, research andfinance.
BEN WRAY - UNIONS MUST CHANGE IN THE AGE OF FINANCE Financialisation has changed the relationship between bosses and workers. Unions must change to face these realities argues Ben Wray, in a review of a new study of these problems. GEORGE FERNS, MARCUS GOMES- G7: WHY MAJOR ECONOMIES ARE Glovatskiy/Shutterstock. George Ferns, Cardiff University and Marcus Gomes, Cardiff University. The climate crisis is certain to be a hot topic at the G7 summit in Cornwall.While the leaders of the world’s richest countries agree in theory on the need to reach net zero emissions by 2050 at the latest, they remain faithful to a fossil fuel industry reluctant to substantively change itsRADOSVETA VASSILEVA
In early June 2021, Bulgaria’s Prosecutor’s Office raided the Ministry of Interior and raised charges against a senior employee. According to the Minister of Interior Boyko Rashkov, the goal of the Prosecutor’s Office is to sabotage an inquiry into illegal wiretapping.The senior employee who was charged indeed participated inthe inquiry.
RICHARD MURPHY
Richard Murphy – The Cappuccino Economy. May 9, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, Finance. 1. Our citation for the best economic metaphor of this weekend goes to Richard Murphy. Richard Murphy is Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, City University of London. He campaigns on issues of tax avoidance and taxevasion, as well
BILL MITCHELL
Home Neo-Liberalism in the EU Austerity Bill Mitchell – The monetary and fiscal normality of Wolfgang Schäuble – stagnation and entrenched unemployment Bill Mitchell – The monetary and fiscal normality of Wolfgang Schäuble – stagnation and entrenchedunemployment
RICHARD MURPHY
Richard Murphy, who is one of the true experts in this field, takes a closer look at the G7 “tax deal”. Richard Murphy is an e conomic justice campaigner. Professor of Accounting, Sheffield UniversityManagement School.
DW: EUROPE IS TESTING A "SOUND CANNON" TO BE USED AGAINST The EU’s Brown Deal is becoming increasingly visible. Still people refuse to accept the fact that the corrupt EU political class serves international corporations, not its citizens.MICHAEL ROBERTS
Between 1993 and 2019, M2 money supply rose at an average rate of 6.7% a year, but CPI inflation rose at only 2.3%. And from the Great Recession in 2008, money supply growth accelerated to 9.6% a year as central banks applied ‘quantitative easing’, but CPI inflation slowed to 1.8% a year.MICHAEL ROBERTS
Michael Roberts – Inflation and financial risk. May 8, 2021. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, Finance. 1. There are probably few economic topics that are so often written about as inflation. But no one seems to know what causes it. Michael Roberts makes a stab at explaining.MICHAEL ROBERTS
Indeed, even if these growth forecasts are met, the UK economy will still be short by 3% from the pre-pandemic growth rate, which was already weak. This is clearly not a V-shaped recovery by a reverse square root. Source: OBR. Longer term, the official forecast for average real GDP growth is just 1.7% a year, or some one-third belowpre-2019
DANIELA GABOR
Step 1: Promote metrics and “taxonomies” to enable greenwashing. The Wall Street Climate Consensus sees it as essential to define metrics and standards that assess the environmental performance of economic activities and companies – and thus of the “green-ness” of loans and securities that finance them. Strategically, they arepushing
RICHARD MURPHY
Richard Murphy – The Cappuccino Economy. May 9, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, Finance. 1. Our citation for the best economic metaphor of this weekend goes to Richard Murphy. Richard Murphy is Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, City University of London. He campaigns on issues of tax avoidance and taxevasion, as well
J. W. MASON
J. W. Mason – The American Rescue Plan as Economic Theory. March 21, 2021. Mathew D. Rose. Austerity, Economics, Finance, Inequality, Neo-Liberalism in the EU. 0. Forget the EU. The fiscal policies in the US and the UK to some extent are shifting in a new direction.MICHAEL ROBERTS
Marx: “A general rise in the rate of wages would result in a fall of the general rate of profit, but not affect the prices of commodities.” Michael Roberts is an Economist in the City of London and a prolific blogger. Cross-posted from Michael Roberts Blog. In my previous post on inflation, I spelt out why mainstream theories of inflation have been proved wrong empirically; leavingPETER RAMSAY
Peter Ramsay is Professor of Law at the London School of Economics and a co-founder of The Full Brexit. Cross-posted from The Full Brexit. British Remainers have been very excited by Joe Biden’s election victory. Much is being made of his hostility to Brexit and his Irishroots.
DW: EUROPE IS TESTING A "SOUND CANNON" TO BE USED AGAINST The EU’s Brown Deal is becoming increasingly visible. Still people refuse to accept the fact that the corrupt EU political class serves international corporations, not its citizens. DOUGHNUT ECONOMICS: SEVEN WAYS TO THINK LIKE A 21ST Book review by Branko Milanovic. My first Summer book to read and review is Kate Raworth’s very successful “Doughnut economics: Seven ways to think like the 21st-century economist”. It is an ambitious book whose objective is to change the ways economists think and the economics is framed in order to respond to the “limits togrowth”.
MICHAEL ROBERTS
Between 1993 and 2019, M2 money supply rose at an average rate of 6.7% a year, but CPI inflation rose at only 2.3%. And from the Great Recession in 2008, money supply growth accelerated to 9.6% a year as central banks applied ‘quantitative easing’, but CPI inflation slowed to 1.8% a year.MICHAEL ROBERTS
Michael Roberts – Inflation and financial risk. May 8, 2021. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, Finance. 1. There are probably few economic topics that are so often written about as inflation. But no one seems to know what causes it. Michael Roberts makes a stab at explaining.MICHAEL ROBERTS
Indeed, even if these growth forecasts are met, the UK economy will still be short by 3% from the pre-pandemic growth rate, which was already weak. This is clearly not a V-shaped recovery by a reverse square root. Source: OBR. Longer term, the official forecast for average real GDP growth is just 1.7% a year, or some one-third belowpre-2019
DANIELA GABOR
Step 1: Promote metrics and “taxonomies” to enable greenwashing. The Wall Street Climate Consensus sees it as essential to define metrics and standards that assess the environmental performance of economic activities and companies – and thus of the “green-ness” of loans and securities that finance them. Strategically, they arepushing
RICHARD MURPHY
Richard Murphy – The Cappuccino Economy. May 9, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, Finance. 1. Our citation for the best economic metaphor of this weekend goes to Richard Murphy. Richard Murphy is Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, City University of London. He campaigns on issues of tax avoidance and taxevasion, as well
J. W. MASON
J. W. Mason – The American Rescue Plan as Economic Theory. March 21, 2021. Mathew D. Rose. Austerity, Economics, Finance, Inequality, Neo-Liberalism in the EU. 0. Forget the EU. The fiscal policies in the US and the UK to some extent are shifting in a new direction.MICHAEL ROBERTS
Marx: “A general rise in the rate of wages would result in a fall of the general rate of profit, but not affect the prices of commodities.” Michael Roberts is an Economist in the City of London and a prolific blogger. Cross-posted from Michael Roberts Blog. In my previous post on inflation, I spelt out why mainstream theories of inflation have been proved wrong empirically; leavingPETER RAMSAY
Peter Ramsay is Professor of Law at the London School of Economics and a co-founder of The Full Brexit. Cross-posted from The Full Brexit. British Remainers have been very excited by Joe Biden’s election victory. Much is being made of his hostility to Brexit and his Irishroots.
DW: EUROPE IS TESTING A "SOUND CANNON" TO BE USED AGAINST The EU’s Brown Deal is becoming increasingly visible. Still people refuse to accept the fact that the corrupt EU political class serves international corporations, not its citizens. DOUGHNUT ECONOMICS: SEVEN WAYS TO THINK LIKE A 21ST Book review by Branko Milanovic. My first Summer book to read and review is Kate Raworth’s very successful “Doughnut economics: Seven ways to think like the 21st-century economist”. It is an ambitious book whose objective is to change the ways economists think and the economics is framed in order to respond to the “limits togrowth”.
ANDRÉS VELASCO
The pandemic has turned some economic assumptions upside down. Andrés Velasco is Professor of Public Policy and the Dean of the School of Public Policy at LSEGPENEWSDOCS
LYNN FRIES: Hello & welcome I’m Lynn Fries producer of Global Political Economy or GPEnewsdocs.Today’s guest is Pat Mooney. At the end of this year 2021 a meeting is being held to rubber stamp a corporate strategic maneuver to takeover global governance of the entire world food system; effectively food production, research andfinance.
BEN WRAY - UNIONS MUST CHANGE IN THE AGE OF FINANCE Financialisation has changed the relationship between bosses and workers. Unions must change to face these realities argues Ben Wray, in a review of a new study of these problems. GEORGE FERNS, MARCUS GOMES- G7: WHY MAJOR ECONOMIES ARE Glovatskiy/Shutterstock. George Ferns, Cardiff University and Marcus Gomes, Cardiff University. The climate crisis is certain to be a hot topic at the G7 summit in Cornwall.While the leaders of the world’s richest countries agree in theory on the need to reach net zero emissions by 2050 at the latest, they remain faithful to a fossil fuel industry reluctant to substantively change itsRICHARD MURPHY
Richard Murphy – The Cappuccino Economy. May 9, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, Finance. 1. Our citation for the best economic metaphor of this weekend goes to Richard Murphy. Richard Murphy is Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, City University of London. He campaigns on issues of tax avoidance and taxevasion, as well
BILL MITCHELL
Home Neo-Liberalism in the EU Austerity Bill Mitchell – The monetary and fiscal normality of Wolfgang Schäuble – stagnation and entrenched unemployment Bill Mitchell – The monetary and fiscal normality of Wolfgang Schäuble – stagnation and entrenchedunemployment
SCALLY MAG - LIVERPOOL UNIVERSITY STRIKE: A MESSAGE FROM A My three years studying at the University of Liverpool have come to a close and I’m proud to have called this fantastic city my home. I always envisaged that I’d end my time here with a love letter to the city, an ode to our university life, but instead I feel compelled to raise awareness of how university management are treating staff andstudents.
RICHARD MURPHY
Richard Murphy, who is one of the true experts in this field, takes a closer look at the G7 “tax deal”. Richard Murphy is an e conomic justice campaigner. Professor of Accounting, Sheffield UniversityManagement School.
DW: EUROPE IS TESTING A "SOUND CANNON" TO BE USED AGAINST The EU’s Brown Deal is becoming increasingly visible. Still people refuse to accept the fact that the corrupt EU political class serves international corporations, not its citizens.RICHARD MURPHY
Home Finance Economics Richard Murphy – The G7 tax deal: a first reaction says there is a long way to go to get this right as yet Richard Murphy – The G7 tax deal: a first reaction says there is a long way to go to get this right as yet HOME | BRAVE NEW EUROPEEU POLITICSFINANCESUSTAINABILITYCORRUPTIONMEDIASOLUTIONS Economics beyond the Swabian hausfrau “Economics beyond the Swabian hausfrau” is a series of talks, featuring some of the most prominent European heterodox economists, planned for this year and next in Berlin presented by BRAVE NEW EUROPE, the Helle Panke Foundation, and local groups of the Network for Pluralist Economics.MICHAEL ROBERTS
Between 1993 and 2019, M2 money supply rose at an average rate of 6.7% a year, but CPI inflation rose at only 2.3%. And from the Great Recession in 2008, money supply growth accelerated to 9.6% a year as central banks applied ‘quantitative easing’, but CPI inflation slowed to 1.8% a year.RICHARD MURPHY
Richard Murphy – The Cappuccino Economy. May 9, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, Finance. 1. Our citation for the best economic metaphor of this weekend goes to Richard Murphy. Richard Murphy is Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, City University of London. He campaigns on issues of tax avoidance and taxevasion, as well
STEVE KEEN, PHIL DOBBIE So what of 2021. In this free edition of the Debunking Economics podcast he explains the reasoning behind his five predictions for the year ahead: 1. Recession in Europe and America as financial aftermath to the COVID crisis. 2. The housing bubble to continue in Australia., but maybe not in Canada. 3. Strong growth in China.PETER RAMSAY
Peter Ramsay is Professor of Law at the London School of Economics and a co-founder of The Full Brexit. Cross-posted from The Full Brexit. British Remainers have been very excited by Joe Biden’s election victory. Much is being made of his hostility to Brexit and his Irishroots.
DANIELA GABOR
Step 1: Promote metrics and “taxonomies” to enable greenwashing. The Wall Street Climate Consensus sees it as essential to define metrics and standards that assess the environmental performance of economic activities and companies – and thus of the “green-ness” of loans and securities that finance them. Strategically, they arepushing
THOMAS KLIKAUER, NORMAN SIMMS Thomas Klikauer, Norman Simms – Bullshit Towers. October 26, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Deregulation, Finance, Neo-Liberalism in the EU, Privatisation, Uncategorized. 0. Higher education environment is increasingly dogmatic and oppressive, and worse still, dogma and oppression are being delivered in the name of freedom and creativity. MARY DAVIS - CLASS POLITICS VS IDENTITY POLITICS Mary Davis – Class Politics vs Identity Politics. May 1, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, EU politics, Finance, National Politics. 0. Identity politics is the antithesis of class politics: Women, class, and oppression. Professor Mary Davis is a historian who writes, broadcast and lectures widely on women’s history, labour historyBRANKO MILANOVIĆ
1. Interview for “Marianne” as “Capitalism, Alone” is published in French. Branko Milanović is an economist specialised in development and inequality. His newest book is “Capitalism, Alone: The Future of the System That Rules the World”. You can read our review of “Capitalism, Alone” here. Cross-posted from Branko’sblog.
DEAN BAKER - ARE CORPORATE CEOS WORTH $20 MILLION? The excessive pay of CEOs has a huge impact on pay structures throughout the economy. If the CEO is getting $20 million it is likely the chief financial officer (CFO) and other top tier executives are getting in the neighbourhood of $8-12 million. The third echelon may then be getting paid in the neighbourhood of $2 million. HOME | BRAVE NEW EUROPEEU POLITICSFINANCESUSTAINABILITYCORRUPTIONMEDIASOLUTIONS Economics beyond the Swabian hausfrau “Economics beyond the Swabian hausfrau” is a series of talks, featuring some of the most prominent European heterodox economists, planned for this year and next in Berlin presented by BRAVE NEW EUROPE, the Helle Panke Foundation, and local groups of the Network for Pluralist Economics.MICHAEL ROBERTS
Between 1993 and 2019, M2 money supply rose at an average rate of 6.7% a year, but CPI inflation rose at only 2.3%. And from the Great Recession in 2008, money supply growth accelerated to 9.6% a year as central banks applied ‘quantitative easing’, but CPI inflation slowed to 1.8% a year.RICHARD MURPHY
Richard Murphy – The Cappuccino Economy. May 9, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, Finance. 1. Our citation for the best economic metaphor of this weekend goes to Richard Murphy. Richard Murphy is Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, City University of London. He campaigns on issues of tax avoidance and taxevasion, as well
STEVE KEEN, PHIL DOBBIE So what of 2021. In this free edition of the Debunking Economics podcast he explains the reasoning behind his five predictions for the year ahead: 1. Recession in Europe and America as financial aftermath to the COVID crisis. 2. The housing bubble to continue in Australia., but maybe not in Canada. 3. Strong growth in China.PETER RAMSAY
Peter Ramsay is Professor of Law at the London School of Economics and a co-founder of The Full Brexit. Cross-posted from The Full Brexit. British Remainers have been very excited by Joe Biden’s election victory. Much is being made of his hostility to Brexit and his Irishroots.
DANIELA GABOR
Step 1: Promote metrics and “taxonomies” to enable greenwashing. The Wall Street Climate Consensus sees it as essential to define metrics and standards that assess the environmental performance of economic activities and companies – and thus of the “green-ness” of loans and securities that finance them. Strategically, they arepushing
THOMAS KLIKAUER, NORMAN SIMMS Thomas Klikauer, Norman Simms – Bullshit Towers. October 26, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Deregulation, Finance, Neo-Liberalism in the EU, Privatisation, Uncategorized. 0. Higher education environment is increasingly dogmatic and oppressive, and worse still, dogma and oppression are being delivered in the name of freedom and creativity. MARY DAVIS - CLASS POLITICS VS IDENTITY POLITICS Mary Davis – Class Politics vs Identity Politics. May 1, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, EU politics, Finance, National Politics. 0. Identity politics is the antithesis of class politics: Women, class, and oppression. Professor Mary Davis is a historian who writes, broadcast and lectures widely on women’s history, labour historyBRANKO MILANOVIĆ
1. Interview for “Marianne” as “Capitalism, Alone” is published in French. Branko Milanović is an economist specialised in development and inequality. His newest book is “Capitalism, Alone: The Future of the System That Rules the World”. You can read our review of “Capitalism, Alone” here. Cross-posted from Branko’sblog.
DEAN BAKER - ARE CORPORATE CEOS WORTH $20 MILLION? The excessive pay of CEOs has a huge impact on pay structures throughout the economy. If the CEO is getting $20 million it is likely the chief financial officer (CFO) and other top tier executives are getting in the neighbourhood of $8-12 million. The third echelon may then be getting paid in the neighbourhood of $2 million.DOMINIC CADDICK
This hangover of the austerity mentality is both unnecessary and inaccurate. Dominic Caddick is an Assistant Researcher at the New Economics FoundationALEXANDER ZAITCHIK
Alexander Zaitchik – How Bill Gates Impeded Global Access to Covid Vaccines. April 16, 2021. Mathew D. Rose. Finance, Globalisation, Inequality, Monopolies. 0. Through his hallowed foundation, the world’s de facto public health czar has been a stalwart defender ofmonopoly medicine.
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Meetings with dozens of assistants and thousands of civil servants fly under the radar of the EU’s transparency register. The heads of the pharmaceutical industry, EFPIA isANDRÉS VELASCO
The pandemic has turned some economic assumptions upside down. Andrés Velasco is Professor of Public Policy and the Dean of the School of Public Policy at LSE REUTERS - OVER 100 ECONOMISTS: G7 LEADERS SHOULD END NOT Home Sustainability Climate Crisis Reuters – Over 100 Economists: G7 leaders should end not just coal, but also oil and gas finance in 2021 Reuters – Over 100 Economists: G7 leaders should end not just coal, but also oil and gas finance in 2021 THOMAS KLIKAUER, NORMAN SIMMS Thomas Klikauer, Norman Simms – Bullshit Towers. October 26, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Deregulation, Finance, Neo-Liberalism in the EU, Privatisation, Uncategorized. 0. Higher education environment is increasingly dogmatic and oppressive, and worse still, dogma and oppression are being delivered in the name of freedom and creativity.PATRICK COCKBURN
A sober assessment of a way forward in the Palestine/Israel conflict. Patrick Cockburn is the author of War in the Age of Trump (Verso). Cross-posted from Counterpunch. The potential toppling of Benjamin Netanyahu as Israeli prime minister is even more important than it looks because it follows closely on two significant changes in the Israel/Palestinian political landscape earlier this year.BRANKO MILANOVIĆ
Western credits, created a powerful combustion that, rather quickly (within less than a decade), and broke the back of communism. Branko Milanović is an economist specialised in development and inequality.RONEN PALAN
Ronen Palan, City, University of London. Finance ministers in London from the G7 group of wealthy nations have agreed a deal that has been described invariably as a landmark that will transform the landscape of global corporate tax. Although details are somewhat scant, and the supposed deal is still in a negotiation phase, it is certainlytransformational.
RICHARD MURPHY
Richard Murphy, who is one of the true experts in this field, takes a closer look at the G7 “tax deal”. Richard Murphy is an e conomic justice campaigner. Professor of Accounting, Sheffield UniversityManagement School.
HOME | BRAVE NEW EUROPEEU POLITICSFINANCESUSTAINABILITYCORRUPTIONMEDIASOLUTIONS Economics beyond the Swabian hausfrau “Economics beyond the Swabian hausfrau” is a series of talks, featuring some of the most prominent European heterodox economists, planned for this year and next in Berlin presented by BRAVE NEW EUROPE, the Helle Panke Foundation, and local groups of the Network for Pluralist Economics.MICHAEL ROBERTS
Between 1993 and 2019, M2 money supply rose at an average rate of 6.7% a year, but CPI inflation rose at only 2.3%. And from the Great Recession in 2008, money supply growth accelerated to 9.6% a year as central banks applied ‘quantitative easing’, but CPI inflation slowed to 1.8% a year.RICHARD MURPHY
Richard Murphy – The Cappuccino Economy. May 9, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, Finance. 1. Our citation for the best economic metaphor of this weekend goes to Richard Murphy. Richard Murphy is Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, City University of London. He campaigns on issues of tax avoidance and taxevasion, as well
PETER RAMSAY
Peter Ramsay is Professor of Law at the London School of Economics and a co-founder of The Full Brexit. Cross-posted from The Full Brexit. British Remainers have been very excited by Joe Biden’s election victory. Much is being made of his hostility to Brexit and his Irishroots.
ALEXANDER ZAITCHIK
Alexander Zaitchik – How Bill Gates Impeded Global Access to Covid Vaccines. April 16, 2021. Mathew D. Rose. Finance, Globalisation, Inequality, Monopolies. 0. Through his hallowed foundation, the world’s de facto public health czar has been a stalwart defender ofmonopoly medicine.
DANIELA GABOR
Step 1: Promote metrics and “taxonomies” to enable greenwashing. The Wall Street Climate Consensus sees it as essential to define metrics and standards that assess the environmental performance of economic activities and companies – and thus of the “green-ness” of loans and securities that finance them. Strategically, they arepushing
RICHARD MURPHY
Richard Murphy is a Visiting Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, City University of London. He campaigns on issues of tax avoidance and tax evasion, as well as blogging at Tax Research UK. What MMT says is as follows: First, in a country with a fiat currency, which means that there is no asset backing (like gold) tothe
MARY DAVIS - CLASS POLITICS VS IDENTITY POLITICS Mary Davis – Class Politics vs Identity Politics. May 1, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, EU politics, Finance, National Politics. 0. Identity politics is the antithesis of class politics: Women, class, and oppression. Professor Mary Davis is a historian who writes, broadcast and lectures widely on women’s history, labour history DEAN BAKER - ARE CORPORATE CEOS WORTH $20 MILLION? The excessive pay of CEOs has a huge impact on pay structures throughout the economy. If the CEO is getting $20 million it is likely the chief financial officer (CFO) and other top tier executives are getting in the neighbourhood of $8-12 million. The third echelon may then be getting paid in the neighbourhood of $2 million.RICHARD D. WOLFF
Richard D. Wolff is professor of economics emeritus at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and a visiting professor in the Graduate Program in International Affairs of the New School University, in New York. Wolff’s weekly show, “Economic Update,” is syndicated by more than 100 radio stations and goes to 55 million TV receivers via HOME | BRAVE NEW EUROPEEU POLITICSFINANCESUSTAINABILITYCORRUPTIONMEDIASOLUTIONS Economics beyond the Swabian hausfrau “Economics beyond the Swabian hausfrau” is a series of talks, featuring some of the most prominent European heterodox economists, planned for this year and next in Berlin presented by BRAVE NEW EUROPE, the Helle Panke Foundation, and local groups of the Network for Pluralist Economics.MICHAEL ROBERTS
Between 1993 and 2019, M2 money supply rose at an average rate of 6.7% a year, but CPI inflation rose at only 2.3%. And from the Great Recession in 2008, money supply growth accelerated to 9.6% a year as central banks applied ‘quantitative easing’, but CPI inflation slowed to 1.8% a year.RICHARD MURPHY
Richard Murphy – The Cappuccino Economy. May 9, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, Finance. 1. Our citation for the best economic metaphor of this weekend goes to Richard Murphy. Richard Murphy is Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, City University of London. He campaigns on issues of tax avoidance and taxevasion, as well
PETER RAMSAY
Peter Ramsay is Professor of Law at the London School of Economics and a co-founder of The Full Brexit. Cross-posted from The Full Brexit. British Remainers have been very excited by Joe Biden’s election victory. Much is being made of his hostility to Brexit and his Irishroots.
ALEXANDER ZAITCHIK
Alexander Zaitchik – How Bill Gates Impeded Global Access to Covid Vaccines. April 16, 2021. Mathew D. Rose. Finance, Globalisation, Inequality, Monopolies. 0. Through his hallowed foundation, the world’s de facto public health czar has been a stalwart defender ofmonopoly medicine.
DANIELA GABOR
Step 1: Promote metrics and “taxonomies” to enable greenwashing. The Wall Street Climate Consensus sees it as essential to define metrics and standards that assess the environmental performance of economic activities and companies – and thus of the “green-ness” of loans and securities that finance them. Strategically, they arepushing
RICHARD MURPHY
Richard Murphy is a Visiting Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, City University of London. He campaigns on issues of tax avoidance and tax evasion, as well as blogging at Tax Research UK. What MMT says is as follows: First, in a country with a fiat currency, which means that there is no asset backing (like gold) tothe
MARY DAVIS - CLASS POLITICS VS IDENTITY POLITICS Mary Davis – Class Politics vs Identity Politics. May 1, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Economics, EU politics, Finance, National Politics. 0. Identity politics is the antithesis of class politics: Women, class, and oppression. Professor Mary Davis is a historian who writes, broadcast and lectures widely on women’s history, labour history DEAN BAKER - ARE CORPORATE CEOS WORTH $20 MILLION? The excessive pay of CEOs has a huge impact on pay structures throughout the economy. If the CEO is getting $20 million it is likely the chief financial officer (CFO) and other top tier executives are getting in the neighbourhood of $8-12 million. The third echelon may then be getting paid in the neighbourhood of $2 million.RICHARD D. WOLFF
Richard D. Wolff is professor of economics emeritus at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and a visiting professor in the Graduate Program in International Affairs of the New School University, in New York. Wolff’s weekly show, “Economic Update,” is syndicated by more than 100 radio stations and goes to 55 million TV receivers viaANDRÉS VELASCO
The pandemic has turned some economic assumptions upside down. Andrés Velasco is Professor of Public Policy and the Dean of the School of Public Policy at LSEDOMINIC CADDICK
This hangover of the austerity mentality is both unnecessary and inaccurate. Dominic Caddick is an Assistant Researcher at the New Economics Foundation NEO-LIBERALISM IN THE EU ARCHIVES April 17, 2021. Mathew D. Rose 0. Neoliberalism is dying, with the radical left and the far-right as only contenders to bring about another system, says Alternative Nobel Prize winner, sociology professor Walden Bello at the recent climate conference on the contextPATRICK COCKBURN
A sober assessment of a way forward in the Palestine/Israel conflict. Patrick Cockburn is the author of War in the Age of Trump (Verso). Cross-posted from Counterpunch. The potential toppling of Benjamin Netanyahu as Israeli prime minister is even more important than it looks because it follows closely on two significant changes in the Israel/Palestinian political landscape earlier this year. THOMAS KLIKAUER, NORMAN SIMMS Thomas Klikauer, Norman Simms – Bullshit Towers. October 26, 2020. Mathew D. Rose. Deregulation, Finance, Neo-Liberalism in the EU, Privatisation, Uncategorized. 0. Higher education environment is increasingly dogmatic and oppressive, and worse still, dogma and oppression are being delivered in the name of freedom and creativity. DOMINIC CADDICK ARCHIVES This hangover of the austerity mentality is both unnecessary and inaccurate Dominic Caddick is an Assistant Researcher at the New Economics Foundation Cross-posted from the New Economics Foundation Image: iStock With the economy reopening, itRICHARD MURPHY
Richard Murphy is a Visiting Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, City University of London. He campaigns on issues of tax avoidance and tax evasion, as well as blogging at Tax Research UK. What MMT says is as follows: First, in a country with a fiat currency, which means that there is no asset backing (like gold) tothe
BRANKO MILANOVIĆ
Western credits, created a powerful combustion that, rather quickly (within less than a decade), and broke the back of communism. Branko Milanović is an economist specialised in development and inequality.RONEN PALAN
Ronen Palan, City, University of London. Finance ministers in London from the G7 group of wealthy nations have agreed a deal that has been described invariably as a landmark that will transform the landscape of global corporate tax. Although details are somewhat scant, and the supposed deal is still in a negotiation phase, it is certainlytransformational.
RICHARD MURPHY
Richard Murphy, who is one of the true experts in this field, takes a closer look at the G7 “tax deal”. Richard Murphy is an e conomic justice campaigner. Professor of Accounting, Sheffield UniversityManagement School.
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