Pareto at Melos | Cosma Shalizi […] There are multiple arguments to be made on behalf of the market system. The one which the mainstream of the discipline of economics likes to emphasize, and to…
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Pareto at Melos | Cosma Shalizi […] There are multiple arguments to be made on behalf of the market system. The one which the mainstream of the discipline of economics likes to emphasize, and to…
From Le Monde Diplomatique , August 2012 The G192 report | Robert H Wade Among those who care about the fate of the United Nations it is widely assumed — and regretted — that the…
Can Europe’s Mainstream Left Reconnect with Socialism and Economic Democracy? | Nyegosh Dube on Social Europe Journal Recent elections in France have given the Socialist Party control of both the executive and legislative branches. Good…
This is written from a USA perspective. The specific details of who did what when do differ here in Ireland, and some of worst of the problems may not be so dire because of EU…
Chris Dillow | Marx was right Here’s a new paper: We use a vector autoregression (VAR) methodology to assess the empirical relevance of an augmented CPS [cyclical profit squeeze] model for the U.S. economy…Our results…
President Michael D Higgins | Of Public Intellectuals, Universities, and a Democratic Crisis At the London School of Economics, 21 February 2012 […] Standing in support of unregulated markets, of unaccountable capital flows, of virtual…
Chris Dillow | Capitalism against freedom […] During the Cold War, opponents of communism routinely, and not entirely wrongly, claimed to be champions of liberty. Freedom for capitalists and freedom of speech and thought go…
Ian Stewart | The mathematical equation that caused the banks to crash In The Observer, Sunday 12 February 2012 Anyone who has followed the crisis will understand that the real economy of businesses and commodities…
Is Ireland really the role model for austerity? | Stephen Kinsella | Cambridge Journal of Economics Abstract This paper describes the causes and consequences of Ireland’s economic crisis in the context of the policy solution…
What Americans Keep Ignoring About Finland’s School Success | Anu Partanen [You could easily replace “Americans” — both in the title and throughout the article — with “Ruairí Quinn” — Tombuktu] One of the hottest…
[The following paragraph is an extract from a comment by Gerard Murphy, made in a discussion on Cedar Lounge Revolution. It draws on research he did at UL. A paper from the UL journal ‘Socheolas’…
“Demands” by Chris Dillow at Stumbling and Mumbling James Bloodworth’s post, entitled “some basic demands the left must start to make” raises a longstanding peeve of mine. This is that the use of the word…
Piketty, Saez, and Stantcheva | Taxing the 1%: Why the top tax rate could be over 80% […] At a time when most OECD countries face large deficits and debt burdens, a crucial public policy…
300 economists give support for the Occupy Wall Street movement On November 13th 2011, economists from the University of Massachusetts Amherst issued an open statement pledging support to the Occupy Wall Street movement. Since then about…