Oriol Vallès Codina

Ecological Macro, Pol Econ PhD. Global value chains for a just green transition, climate crisis, conflict inflation, the long night of the 500 years

[Patrick Mokre @patrickmokre]

Anwar Shaikh hat viel marxistische Ökonomie gemacht, sich aber nicht mehr als marxistischen Ökonom bezeichnet. Stattdessen hat er marxistische, keynesianische und postkeynesianische Beiträge zur "klassischen politischen Ökonomie" zusammengefügt, wie in diesem Beitrag von 1989.

[Nathan Tankus @NathanTankus]

I couldn't stop thinking about all the recent deaths so I've spent the last couple of hours writing. I am about 2/3rds done, should be out in the morning.

A certain small corner of the world won't want to miss this.

https://t.co/VHElrpAJ0i

[Patrick Mokre @patrickmokre]

Anwar Shaikh war ein entschiedener Kritiker der Monopolkapitalismus- und imperfekter Wettbewerb-Theorien in der heterodoxen Ökonomie. Gleichzeitig hat er Marx' Analyse der Konzentration von großen Kapitalen ernst genommen - zum Beispiel in diesem Buchkapitel von 1983.

[Surplus Produce @SurplusProduce]

Nachgelesen: Perry Mehrling

1. Inherent Hierarchy of Money – https://t.co/01uYNa7aP7
2. Payment vs Funding – https://t.co/uUM120MieE
3. Re-imagining the Lender of Last Resort – https://t.co/qcTwQRYt1V
4. Money View of International Lender of Last Resort – https://t.co/i3DTZvm57s

[Patrick Mokre @patrickmokre]

Mehrling was a creative and original heterodox economist, and a community builder. Both his popularization of the money view and his work on the Young Scholars Initiative were crucial contributions that we can only hope live on, and keep evolving.

[Nick Johnson @nickj_econ]

New post: Some key personal takeaways from Anwar Shaikh's "Capitalism"

My tribute to Shaikh, who passed away recently.

https://t.co/IFwAYWpbXo

[Monthly Review @monthly_review]

Farewell, Anwar. Thank you for helping us believe that another political economy was possible. – Emiliano López and Facundo Barrera Insua / Tricontinental Political Economy

https://t.co/46TaXHKTxB

[Gabriel Montes Rojas @GabriMontesRo]

Dado el interés por el Nobel paso a recordar que existe una Microeconomía Macro fundada.

Microeconomía heterodoxa, Gabriel Montes Rojas https://t.co/ylr04ZWLbB

[Diego Polanco @dpolancon]

Throughout my PhD, I kept returning to the problem of how to estimate capacity utilization using cointegration methods, initially inspired by Anwar Shaikh’s work.

That work is now a UMass Econ Working Paper:
https://t.co/WU9hrSXTTF

🧵in honor and memory of Anwar Shaikh

[Pablo Bortz @pablobortz]

It's inevitable to fall on self-centered recollections when thinking about guys like this. This is the major email he sent me, in 2024, when I shared drafts of my book with @anninak82 and @RiccardoDOrsi. I hope he managed to finish his own book. RIP, Perry.

[New School for Social Research @NSSRNews]

ANWAR SHAIKH, 1945-2026

1 week ago, Anwar Shaikh, University in Exile Professor Emeritus of Economics, passed away. A preeminent political economist, Anwar was a towering intellectual figure both on the global stage and here at The New School --

[Mona Ali @MonaAli_NY_US]

I had asked Anwar to write an essay for a volume. His abstract reflects the lucidity of his thought. How lucky we were to have been taught by him.

[Sam Levey @SamHLevey]

For people doing SFC models in Python, I'm building a solver. The main advantage is that it's easy to use and very fast.

Still a draft, not yet on pip, but check it out here: https://t.co/KZhp4njUUQ

[Max Jerneck @MaxJerneck]

The "Nobel" prize in economics explained:

"A central bank is ritualistically blessing academic research which, in turn, ritualistically blesses all central banks."

[Khazbi Budunov @foscaecon]

New Keynesian economics, along with Woodford’s theoretical framework, should have died in 2008. Yet here we are in 2026, and New Keynesians still cannot convincingly explain the global financial crisis within their theoretical models, despite its being one of the most extensively documented economic crises in history.

The reason NK survived its own intellectual bankruptcy is to be found less in economic theory than in political economy: the people lost the struggle to fundamentally transform society.

[Daniela Gabor @DanielaGabor]

Amazing bit of revisionism - the intellectual authors of the models that allowed central banks to ignore the shadow banking instability that exploded into 2008 global financial crisis are now presented as 'transformers of crisis central banking'

https://t.co/QJoH2GHXiS via @ft

[Michalis Nikiforos @mnikiforos]

Keynes of the GT does not belong in this list. Keynes is Wicksellian up to the Treatise but he is very explicitly breaking with this approach in the GT. The GT of employment, interest and money is that there is no well-defined "natural" unique rate of interest and employment.

[Patrick Mokre @patrickmokre]

Anwar Shaikh hat seine Ökonomie nicht zum Rechthaben sondern zum Verstehen zusammengestellt. Er hat sich immer wieder sorgfältig an die großen Fragen herangearbeitet. Zum Beispiel die strukturellen Anteile der Einkommensungleichheit in diesem Papier von 2014 im Journal Physica A.

[Instituto Tricontinental de Investigación Social @tricon_es]

Emiliano López y Facundo Barrera: 'Anwar Shaikh nos demostró que la crítica de la economía política no podía limitarse a repetir las conclusiones de los pensadores clásicos.'

https://t.co/DzzxLsIAW9

[Araceli Martínez-Holguín @Arimarhol]

A propósito del anuncio del Premio del Sveriges Riksbank y el posible regreso de los DSGE models, les comparto este artículo en donde se presentan las limitaciones de utilizar estos modelos para el análisis Macro-Ecológico. https://t.co/pZVeWtBWTJ