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Saturday, October 24, 2015

Corey Robin — Sheldon Wolin, 1922-2015

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More than a tribute to Sheldon Wolin. Corey Robin Sheldon Wolin, 1922-2015

Vasilis Trigkas — TTIP & TTP: A Race to the Bottom Not the Top

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Instead of trade regionalism driven by security imperatives, the three big elephants in the room, the EU, the USA and China, should join fo...
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Paul Grenier — Nikolai Starikov And The Problem Of History

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Complains about  Nikolai Starikov 's abuse of history. This raises the question of false equivalence., What he doesn't mention...
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Roger Farmer — Demand Creates its Own Supply

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I have been teaching basic Keynesian economics this week to my undergraduate class and I have just completed a new book manuscript with th...
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David S. Wilson and Dag O. Hessen — Bernie Sanders and His Critics Should Know Why Norway Is a Success—An unorthodox approach to understanding economic systems

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Senator and presidential candidate Bernie Sanders stated many times that America should emulate the Nordic model in terms of economic polic...
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Polina Aronson — Romantic regimes

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Love in the West is consumerist – we choose a partner to give us what we think we need. But Russians do things differently. Weekend readi...
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Zaid Jilani — Poll: More Democrats Now Favor Socialism Than Capitalism

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Feel the Bern. The Overton window has shifted. AlterNet Poll: More Democrats Now Favor Socialism Than Capitalism Zaid Jilani
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Andrew Prokop — Good news for GOP elites: Trump's not winning Iowa anymore. Bad news: Ben Carson is.

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The key to winning the Republican Iowa caucuses is winning the evangelical vote. Though evangelical or born-again Christians make up about ...
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Don Quijones — The “War on Cash” in 10 Spine-Chilling Quotes

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You can't make this stuff up. Citigroup’s Chief Economist Willem Buiter responds to the monetary economist Charles Goodhart’s descript...
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The Saker interviews Cynthia McKinney

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An insider's view of the Deep State. The Vineyard of the Saker The Saker interviews Cynthia McKinney The Saker See also Cynthia...

Andrea Terzi — More Target2 divergence: This time is different

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In conclusion, the QE liquidity largely goes to banks in the “core” and sits there. This also means that “core” banks are the ones most pen...
Friday, October 23, 2015

Gordon M. Hahn — More Distortions of Russia’s Military Intervention

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It is apparent that the U.S. media and its sponsors believe that the only way Russia can be outmaneuvered on the world stage is to lie. No ...
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Hunter Maats — The Rational Case for Emotions

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Perhaps, in our excitement over our technological progress, we have trained ourselves to worship a false idol. We have gone so far in the d...
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Chris Dillow — Markets need Marxism

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All this poses the question. Why, then, haven't we seen state help to create what Robert Shiller has called financial democracy? It...
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Yanis Varoufakis — Schäuble’s Gathering Storm

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[French Economy Minister Emmanuel ] Macron is very different from [Italian Prime Minister Matteo] Renzi in both style and substance. A ban...
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Ambrose Evans-Pritchard — Eurozone crosses Rubicon as Portugal's anti-euro Left banned from power

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Constitutional crisis looms after anti-austerity Left is denied parliamentary prerogative to form a majority government. Portugal has ent...
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Brad DeLong — Must-Read: Marshall I. Steinbaum and Bernard A. Weisberger: Economics was Once Radical: Then It Decided Not to Be

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Related factoid. Until 1886 [John Bates] Clark was a Christian socialist reflecting the view of his German teachers that competition is...

Merijn Knibbe — Economics, concepts, language and the progress of science

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"You can't tell the players without a scorecard." Real-World Economics Review Blog Economics, concepts, language and the pr...

Joe out with a Platinum Coin Update

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Joe provides the latest on the coin made from a metal NOT from column 11 of the Periodic Table and Yves/Lambert some context. And as L...
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Thursday, October 22, 2015

David Glasner — Keynes on the Theory of Interest

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Criticism of Keynes on the Theory of Interest Uneasy Money Keynes on the Theory of Interest David Glasner

My August 24 inteview on MyFoxNY telling people not to panic. Buy stocks. What a geat call!

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Roger Farmer — A Bridge Too Far?

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Closing in. Roger Farmer weighs the options and their consequences. Roger Farmer's Economic Window A Bridge Too Far? Roger Farmer | Di...
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Dirk Ehnts — Economists on the financial crisis – two competing views

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Tear and compare. econoblog 101 Economists on the financial crisis – two competing views Dirk Ehnts | Lecturer at Bard College Berlin

Andrew Lainton — ‘Thin Air’ and Economic Causality

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Michael Pettis has a a long and interesting post which is effectively a critique of Steve Keen. Decisions, Decisions, Decisions ‘Thin Air’...
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Raúl Ilargi Meijer — Everything’s Deflating And Nobody Seems To Notice

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Debt deflation taking hold globally. Get ready for the second leg down in the GFC. With Paul Ryan as Speaker of the House, the US is not...
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James Woods — Iceland sentences 26 bankers to a combined 74 years in prison

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When Iceland’s President, Olafur Ragnar Grimmson was asked how the country managed to recover from the global financial disaster, he famous...
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Bill Mitchell — Neo-liberal myths constrain our understanding of poverty

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I was on a panel last night discussing the causes of poverty in Australia. The panel was rather diverse with housing, welfare and other rep...
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Up $15,000 in a week. (15%)

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I'm up $15,000 in a week on a $100k account that I am trading. I'm using the strategies and signals from my course. If you want...
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Bearish YoY Results from Largest Iron Ore Miner

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Interesting YoY data revealed here from the ore markets and a large Brazilian multi-national. The Brazilian miner sold its iron-ore fine...
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Wednesday, October 21, 2015

It's gonna be Ryan at Speaker

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Word coming in now is that we will get Ayn Rand boy, Paul Ryan, as Speaker of the House. He decided to go ahead after forcing his fellow ...
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