Demand Side Economics
Summary: Progressive Economics from John Maynard Keynes and the New Deal to John Kenneth Galbraith and Joseph Stiglitz and Steve Keen. This is low-budget, heretical economics from the other side of the tracks: the Commons and public goods, the centrality of effective demand, and the mismanagement of economies by monetary authorities and others closer to corporate power than fundamental understanding. More Demand Side is available at the lower case demand side or through the links at demandsideblog.blogspot.com
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Podcasts:
A tale of two or three or four economies
Enron Lives! GDP numbers float upward on strange assumptions
Banks play both sides of the commodities table, we just provide the chips
China, an old story or a Ponzi bicycle?
China, an old story or a Ponzi bicycle?
Social Security, the financing, the economics
Bad Economics from the SF Fed, Good Economics from Dirk Bezemer
Relay: Joseph Stiglitz, The Price of Inequality, Part 2
Relay: Stiglitz on Inequality, part 1
Relay: Nouriel Roubini at New York Forum Africa
400 parts per milllion, the Nobel Prize, Who rents the political establishment
GDP v. Official (unsustainable) GDP
Steve Keen in Seattle, evening session audio
Stocks on Fed drip, more on Rogoff-Reinhart, and why not build?
Thomas Herndon and “Do you have somebody starting your car for you?”