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:
Forecast Friday on a Thursday, Keen on the 23rd, Keynes over time
The Reinhardt-Rogoff fiasco, no inflection point in growth at 90% debt to GDP
Michal Kalecki on the Political Constraints of Full Employment
The General Theory in Four Minutes
Relay: Victoria Chick on Money, Banking and the forgotten Keynes
China's property bubble, America's dysfunctional media
The Institution of Corporate Control
Banking and Credit, A Review
The roots of a weak economy, from 1979
Who's afraid of the military sequester
Correa in Ecuador, Lucas in La-La Land, and Roubini with a look into 2013
Idiots of the Week on the Fed, Keynesian and Banks
The 1920's: Great Moderation, productivity not shared with workers, fat financial markets
When States Fail, Government Fails, but maybe that is the object
Relay: Interview of Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher by Arthur Levitt
