Dr. Housing Bubble sends this warning:
This suggests that the recent Minsky moment — a bursting debt bubble that culminates the long financial cycle ending in Ponzi finance — is hardly momentary and has some way to run. Remember, MMT not built just on a description of monetary operations. Minsky's financial instability hypothesis lies at its core, too.
Prof. L. Randall Wray, one of the developers of MMT and PhD student of Minsky, explains this in a five minute video, Crash Course on Hyman Minsky.
This is not an ordinary business cycle with the financial problems behind us now, as some are making it out to be. In the terminology of Nomura's Richard Koo, it is a "balance sheet recession." Prof. Bill Mitchell explains this from an MMT perspective in his post, Balance sheet recessions and democracy.
Housing says that we are not out of the woods on this yet, and there may still be some shoes to drop due to the toxic debt that is being swept under the rug or papered over. Dr. Housing Bubble is waving some red flags.
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