Fed Raising Interest Rates is Unwelcome and Unnecessary
By Thomas Palley Cross-posted from the AFL-CIO economy blog. Wednesday’s decision by the Federal Reserve to raise in
By Thomas Palley Cross-posted from the AFL-CIO economy blog. Wednesday’s decision by the Federal Reserve to raise in
By Engelbert Stockhammer, Collin Constantine, & Severin Reissl From the abstract: The paper proposes a post-Key
In light of increased unemployment, the absence of strong economic growth and the threat of deflation in many countrie
By J.W. Mason, One pole of current debates about U.S. fiscal policy is occupied by the “functional finance” position—t
By Eric Tymoigne This work covers banking, central banking, macroeconomic topics, and money in a completely differen
By Tony Aspromourgos, The role of public debt in Keynes’s economic policy thinking is a question of considerable inter
By Prabhat Patnaik Unemployment has become so persistent a phenomenon in contemporary times that there is a common fee
By David M. Fields Between roughly the early 1940’s and early 1970’s, the financial architecture of the w
By David M. Fields From a Classical-Keynesian perspective (Bortis, 1997, 2003), rates of interest regulate rates of p
The YSI Latin America Working Group is hosting a workshop at the ECLAC/UN Summer School on Latin American economies. Th