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Matías Vernengo

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Not Trump. This was about Lincoln during the Civil War. From ‘Liberalism at Large’ by Alexander Zevin /2
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@economist.com suggests US government has “fallen into the hands of the smallest, weakest and meanest set of men who ever presided over the policy of a great nation at the critical epoch of its affairs.” /1
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Lots of friends that came to the conference
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The student poster session in the second day of BIPP’s conference
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@adamtooze.bsky.social is correct here in being somewhat critical of monetary orthodoxy and going further (few do) and criticizing central bank independence. But what is needed here (besides lower rates) is fiscal expansion. Lower rates help there, and not investment www.ft.com/content/7615...
Britain needs a ‘whatever it takes’ moment
The Bank of England must acknowledge the priority of reviving investment-led growth and stop quantitative tightening
www.ft.com
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First day of Bucknell Institute for Public Policy conference “Policy Challenges in a Complex World”

Reposted by: Matías Vernengo

Reposted by: Matías Vernengo

Reposted by: Matías Vernengo

Reposted by: Matías Vernengo

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Desde siempre, gobiernos nacionales y el FMI
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60 años de la Facultad de Economía de la BUAP
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Esteban Pérez presentando sobre nuestro programa investigación sobre los bancos centrales en la conferencia sobre los 60 años de la Fac. de Economía de la BUAP. Ahí también Alberto Vázquez, director de la facultad

by Steve KeenReposted by: Matías Vernengo

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Indo pra uma conferência no México. Mas tava pra escrever algo pro blog. Obrigado pelo link
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At any rate, in a few weeks we will host at BIPP another interdisciplinary conference with a few heterodox economists including Marwil Dávila, Darrick Hamilton, Tom Michl, Débora Nunes, and many of our own heterodox economists
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It is unclear after all this time who exactly organized it, but Bill Cooper the radical economist responsible for the split from management, and the heterodox program at Bucknell might have been the mastermind behind it. On that conference see Mehrling's book www.cambridge.org/core/books/m...
Money and Empire
Cambridge Core - Economic History - Money and Empire
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In 1975, the Econ Dept at Bucknell organized a conference w/some radical economists, like Jim Crotty (who had taught at Bucknell), David Gordon, & Paul Sweezy among others, & some progressive Keynesians like Charles Kindleberger. Perry Merhling discusses it in his intellectual bio of Kindleberger

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