Showing posts with label Thom Hartmann. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thom Hartmann. Show all posts

Friday, May 23, 2014

Randy Wray Live on Thom Hartmann’s Show May 27, 3-4pm ET

I’ll be on Thom Hartmann’s show next Tuesday, May 27, 3-4pm Eastern Time.

Info on how to listen:

Live on radio stations coast to coast…live on XM/Sirius satellite radio…simulcast LIVE on Free Speech TV on Dish Network, Direct TV, Comcast Cable, RCN, Cox Cable, Time Warner, Verizon Fios and over 200 independent community cable providers nationwide including Manhattan Neighborhood Network.

The audio and video are streamed LIVE on website www.thomhartmann.com. Free Speech TV also streams the program LIVE on their website: https://www.freespeech.org/

The program is also streamed LIVE (audio and video) on The Thom Hartmann Program app available for iPhone and iPad (free of charge on iTunes).


Economonitor — Great Leap Forward
Wray Live on Thom Hartmann’s Show May 27, 3-4pm ET
L. Randall Wray | Professor of Economics, University of Missouri at Kansas City

Friday, March 8, 2013

The dollar has NOT gone down since the 1970s.

I saw in an earlier post that Randy Wray was interviewed by Thom Hartmann, where the question was posed, "Why has the dollar fallen so much since the 1970's?"

Well, it didn't. Take a look. This is the dollar index against a broad basket of currencies.

The dollar may have gone down against the major currencies, but when viewed against a broad basket of currencies, it didn't go down, it went up.

The statement that the dollar went down after we went off the gold standard is commonly put out there, but it is wrong.

Here's the link to the Fed data for anyone that's interested. Enjoy.

Saturday, February 16, 2013

Could a New Monetary Program Be Coming? Thom Hartmann talks Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) with Steve Keen




Could a New Monetary Program Be Coming? p1
Thom Hartmann talks Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) with Steve Keen, Professor of Economics & Finance-University of Western Sydney (AU) / Author-Debunking Economics ,Website: www.debtdeflation.com , who has some reservations.

Could a New Monetary Program Be Coming? p2

Could a new monetary program be coming? p3
(h/t clonal via email)

Monday, February 11, 2013

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

Thom Hartmann — End coporate personhood to develop new economy


The prevalence of the corporation in America has led men of this generation to act, at times, as if the privilege of doing business in corporate form were inherent in the citizen; and has led them to accept the evils attendant upon the free and unrestricted use of the corporate mechanism as if these evils were the inescapable price of civilized life, and, hence, to be borne with resignation.Throughout the greater part of our history a different view prevailed.
Although the value of this instrumentality in commerce and industry was fully recognized, incorporation for business was commonly denied long after it had been freely granted for religious, educational, and charitable purposes.
It was denied because of fear. Fear of encroachment upon the liberties and opportunities of the individual. Fear of the subjection of labor to capital. Fear of monopoly. Fear that the absorption of capital by corporations, and their perpetual life, might bring evils similar to those which attended mortmain [immortality]. There was a sense of some insidious menace inherent in large aggregations of capital, particularly when held by corporations.— U.S. Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis, 19331
Read the rest at TruthOut
by Thom Hartmann

That Chief Justice Brandeis was a prescient guy.

UPDATE:

Not just the Fed

Bloomberg: How Paulson Gave Hedge Funds Advance Word