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Working Paper No. 474August 21, 2006
On the Minskyan Business Cycle
AbstractThe essential insight Minsky drew from Keynes was that optimistic expectations about the future create a margin, reflected in higher asset prices, which makes it possible for borrowers to access…more
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Working Paper No. 435January 14, 2006
Speculation, Liquidity Preference, and Monetary Circulation
AbstractThe sharp exchanges that Keynes had with some of his critics on the loanable funds theory made it harder to appreciate the degree to which his thought was continuous with…more
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Working Paper No. 424June 15, 2005
Macroeconomics of Speculation
AbstractDespite his emphasis on the speculative character of investment decisions, Minsky paid little attention to asset price speculation per se, ignoring asset price bubbles and their macroeconomic effects. That is…more
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Policy Note No. 3April 26, 2005
Is the Dollar at Risk?
AbstractA massive fiscal stimulus and, until recently, aggressive monetary easing have been successful in raising bond and real estate prices to unprecedented levels, inducing a credit boom that has prevented…more
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Policy Note No. 7December 01, 2003
The Future of the Dollar
AbstractThe big question is whether the dollar—the world’s reserve currency—can survive a steep fall in its value without the active support of the major central banks. Can the United States…more
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Working Paper No. 366December 01, 2002
Why the Tobin Tax Can Be Stabilizing
AbstractThis paper clarifies why a transaction tax of the type proposed by James Tobin can have a stabilizing influence in financial markets. It argues that such a tax is potentially…more
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Working Paper No. 348June 01, 2002
Asset Prices, Liquidity Preference, and the Business Cycle
AbstractIn his Treatise on Money, John Maynard Keynes relied on two different premises to argue that the interest rate need not rise with rising levels of expenditure. One of these…more
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