Welcome to the new Monetary Policy Institute Blog. Check out our first post by @Lprochon:
The Descent into Monetary Austerity: Announcing the new Monetary Policy Institute Blog
https://t.co/QKT67SIySp
New @MonetaryBlog
Thank you, Plamen Ivanov, for this wonderful review of the new London West End play on the life of John Maynard Keynes.
https://t.co/Sthiln9Z6z
I’m told Perry Mehrling has passed away. His money and banking course at Barnard was hugely formative for me and many others.
This is an awful year for social thought. And I’m afraid we’re not producing many people of that caliber who can fill the ranks.
Very sad news. Great thinker and great teacher. Perry Mehrling's Money and Banking course remains one of the best courses available online, well worth studying: https://t.co/j9NFaJmZHq
Terribly shocking and sad. Perry interviewed me for my current job a very long time ago and was my colleague and department chair for many years. One of the most original scholars I have known.
https://t.co/zvQdoiR6Pv
Sevgili @BarkinCihanli ile Türkiye'deki fon krizini @MonetaryBlog için yazdık.
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Our blog entry analyzes the recent fund crisis in Türkiye:
https://t.co/AKw6a1xfzA
Perry Mehrling has sadly passed away.
"Money is nothing more than a form of debt, which is to say a commitment to pay money at some time in the future. The whole system is therefore fundamentally circular and self-referential."
Today's economics Nobel to Michael Woodford and Robert Hall rewards the intellectual foundations of modern central banking. The problem is that several of those foundations look increasingly shaky.
A thread 🧵 1/15
https://t.co/kFmeFu0OyG
Anti-fascist Economics is coming to the US capital!
Join me for a conversation with @senoj_erialc, the U.S. Economics Editor @FT hosted by Ecumenical Economics.
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NEW @MonetaryBlog by Plamen Ivanov of Middlesex Uni in the UK:
The Standard of Living: Keynes on stage, but where is the economics? Reflections on James Graham’s play about John Maynard Keynes at London’s Theatre Royal Haymarket
https://t.co/8uPr3Vmtam
New @MonetaryBlog coming soon .....
The Standard of Living: Keynes on stage, but where is the economics?
Subtitle: Reflections on James Graham’s play about John Maynard Keynes at London’s Theatre Royal Haymarket
by Plamen Ivanov
Out Now: Central Banking, Monetary Policy and the Common Good
Edited by Louis-Philippe Rochon (@Lprochon), Sergio Rossi, and Guillaume Vallet
Learn more: https://t.co/gbHUO4TuMe
Read a free chapter online: https://t.co/7UAD9TbDKW
Announcing the
The Monetary Policy Institute @MonetaryBlog and @ekon_heterodox present
2027 POZNAN WINTER SCHOOL
January 9, 16 and 23
4 presentations per day
Sponsored ny @ReviewofPE and the Lipinsky Foundation
On line, free
Theme: Money and post-Keynesian theory
A great lineup: Marc Lavoie, Antonella Stirati, Mario Seccareccia, @deos_simone , @KappesSylvio , @MariaCbgoes , Domenica Tropeano, Guillermo Matamoros @Punk_Keynesian , Joelle Leclaire, and @DabrowskiCara
More information soon.
NEW @MonetaryBlog by @SyrotaVadym
"Who is a modern central banker: monetary guru, the rescuer of failed banks or dirty money hunter?"
Read the full blog here:
https://t.co/uP8zg10ZX6