It is my pleasure to write an extended review article on inequality for The Review of Evolutionary Political Economy (REPE). I'd like to extend my gratitude to @Harvard_Press, @OxUniPress, and @penguinusa for sending me the review copies of the books. 1/4
Congratulations to 1834 Fellow Nicholas Aboagye!
Nicholas is a political science student at @UWaterloo of Waterloo. He is interested in political economy, civic engagement, social justice, and equitable policies. #1834Fellowship
So inflation slowed to 5.9% and the largest contributor to inflation is mortgage interest costs. But interest rate hikes are also our main tool to fight inflation? Make it make sense! Laughable.
Brilliant new piece of historical research for the @MonetaryBlog by @tymoignee, who shows that Volcker's contemporaries on the FOMC were skeptical of monetarist ideas in the early 1980s:
THE VOLCKER MYTHS
https://t.co/Dhr1K75ZDE
Expect another blog tomorrow as well!
It should be illegal for anyone to complain that "the labour market is too tight". If we see tight labour markets as a problem, then there's something deeply wrong with our policy apparatus.
https://t.co/FRl4p0eK0m via @torontostar
Yesterday, How China Escaped Shock Therapy won the Keynes Prize @KeynesGesellsc1. The speeches by @adam_tooze and @GustavAHorn moved me to tears. Thank you!
In this essay, @ilhandogus introduces his concept of "Non-inflationary rate of wage growth" (NIRWaG)
He argues for this theory as an alternative to mainstream theory of a non-accelerating inflation rate of unemployment (NAIRU) - & the Phillips Curve.
https://t.co/QiP9tBgAlx
We inform with sadness that Prof. Luigi Pasinetti has passed away; the heterodox community loses a key figure in macroeconomics, guardian of that lineage started with Sraffa, followed by Garegnani and rooted with others in the so-called Oxbridge.
Rest in Power, Grande Luigi!!!
January 29 #Thread. #OnThisDay we celebrate The Universal Declaration of Balanced and Inclusive Education #UDBIE. Happy #BIEday! I am honored to be part of this journey at the Organisation of Educational Cooperation - OEC @OEC_OCE. To learn more,
1. watch this short video 👇🏾
Really happy to write a piece for the @MonetaryBlog about the Bank of Canada's mandate!
We think of the mandate of central banks as managing inflation, but this wasn't always the case. The Bank of Canada’s 1934 statutory mandate, for example, says nothing at all about inflation
New @MonetaryBlog essay by @DanEricRohde:
The Bank of Canada was not Built to Manage Inflation (At Least Not Alone)
https://t.co/Jk8J3kmOXY
"What might surprise some is that the Banks’ actual mandate, as set out in the Bank of Canada Act, says nothing about inflation at all."
RP Book Club: "Making Money Work for Us: How MMT Can Save America" by Randy Wray
Register once for all 3 sessions.
1/30 @ 8:30 pm ET, Ch. 1 & 2 w/ @tymoignee
2/6 @ 8:30 pm ET, Ch. 3, 4 & 5 w/ Yeva Nersisyan
2/13 @ 8:30 pm ET, Ch. 6 & 7 w/ Randy Wray https://t.co/0gDmp4oipm