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Policy Note No. 2026/5Warsh: Caught Between a Rock and a Hard Place
July 31, 2026 For over two decades, markets have been trained to hang on every word out of the Fed chair’s mouth. That conditioning doesn’t switch off because a new chair decides he’d...more Publication -
Policy Note No. 2026/4The Retailization of Private Markets and the Rise of Ponzi Finance
July 02, 2026 Read the Working Paper by Tymoigne on this topic here. Introduction Following the 2008 financial crisis, the US entered an economic environment characterized by low interest rates, cautious banks, and...more Publication -
Policy Note No. 2026/3The Real Cost of War
April 22, 2026 The press is full of stories on the cost of President Trump’s war of choice against Iran—said to be running at $2 billion a day. With an on-again, off-again ceasefire,...more Publication -
Policy Note No. 2026/2A Premium Crisis: Climate Change Threatens Homeowner’s Insurance, Housing, and Financial Stability
April 15, 2026 A Climate-Driven Systemic Crisis Climate change is rapidly destabilizing the US homeowner’s insurance system, creating major challenges for policymakers concerned with housing affordability and financial stability. Hurricanes, floods, wildfires, tornadoes,...more Publication -
Policy Note No. 2026/1The US Supreme Court Rules and Future Prospects of Trump’s Tariff Gambit
February 24, 2026 The Supreme Court Strikes Down IEEPA Tariffs On February 20, 2026, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled, by a majority of six to three, that the International Emergency...more Publication -
BlogThe “Dark Horse” and the Bright Line: Why a Fundamental Fed Reform Is Overdue
February 13, 2026 The return of Judy Shelton to the center of the monetary policy debate has been greeted by the financial press with a mixture of alarm and condescension. While critics fixate on her affinity for the gold standard (and with good reason), they are missing the more profound shift her presence represents: a long-overdue challenge to [...] Blog -
Working Paper No. 1104Levy Institute Measure of Time and Income Poverty: United States, 2007–2022
January 20, 2026 In this paper, we present the empirical methodology used to estimate the Levy Institute Measure of Time and Income Poverty (LIMTIP) for the United States over the period 2007–2022. We...more Publication -
Working Paper No. 1103
Legal Tender, Debt, and the Institutional Settlement of Monetary Obligations in English Law
January 08, 2026 This paper challenges the widespread public and institutional misconception that legal tender laws in English law compel creditors to accept payment in a specific form. We argue that legal tender...more Publication -
BlogEmployment Guarantee on the Block
December 23, 2025 This article has been cross-posted from its original appearance in the Indian Express (published December 20, 2025). Please read the open letter to the Indian Government in Support of the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) and add your name to the list of experts calling for the preservation of the NREGA law. [...] Blog -
Policy Note No. 2025/10The Fed Lowered Rates Again. Is It Really a Surprise?
December 22, 2025 The whole world was watching on December 10, 2025 to finally find out what the Fed was going to do. Big money bets were placed—would the Fed leave rates unchanged...more Publication -
Policy Note No. 2025/9Democratic Renewal and the Green Job Guarantee
November 24, 2025 The following remarks were delivered as the keynote at the joint Global Forum for Social and Solidarity Economy (GSEF) and International Centre of Research and Information on the Public, Social...more Publication -
Policy Note No. 2025/8How Secure Is Wage Employment in Sub-Saharan Africa?
October 08, 2025 Employment security refers to the ability of both formal and informal institutions to provide employed individuals protection against economic risks and support their economic progress. It is related, but not...more Publication -
Policy Note No. 2025/7No, the Fed Is NOT Independent—It Is a Creature of Congress
September 19, 2025 In response to President Trump’s attack on the Federal Reserve, the natural critics of misguided monetary policy find themselves defending the Fed and the notion that the Fed is—and must...more Publication -
BlogSeminar on Modern Monetary Theory and Launch of New Macroeconomics
August 08, 2025 On July 19, 2025, the Seminar on Modern Monetary Theory and the Launch of New Macroeconomics was held in the main hall of the Mingde Building (明德楼) at Renmin University （人民大学）of China. The event was jointly hosted by the School of Economics at Renmin University, the Central Compilation and Translation Press, and the Ministry of [...] Blog -
Policy Note No. 2025/4Ratings Agencies Downgrade the Dollar’s Exorbitant Privilege
May 22, 2025 They are at it again. Moody’s has finally joined the other two ratings agencies in downgrading US government debt. Standard & Poor’s downgrade was first in 2011[1], while Fitch waited...more Publication -
BlogThe Levy Institute and the Future of Economics
April 04, 2025 According to my vita, my first paper for the Levy Economics Institute, “Unemployment, Inflation, and the Job Structure,” was first published almost exactly thirty years ago, in May 1995.[1] It was a categorical dissent from the micro-market framework, dominant then and still, of mainstream economics. The abstract reads: In this working paper, James K. Galbraith [...] Blog -
Public Policy Brief No. 158That “Vision Thing”: Formulating a Winning Policy Agenda
March 04, 2025 For a PDF version of this Public Policy Brief, please click here. There are many ways to lose a presidential election, and pundits have come up with a long list:...more Publication -
Policy Note No. 2024/1The Boy Who Cried Wolf About Government Debt
October 11, 2024 In a New York Times editorial, David Leonhardt recounts Aesop’s apocryphal story about the boy and the wolf, warning that while deficit hawks have so far been wrong, the growing government debt will eventually bite. He reports the economic plans of both presidential candidates would add to the debt that will soon exceed GDP and grow to 130 percent of annual output under a President Harris, or 140 percent with a Trump presidency. The story of the boy and the wolf was a fable, although it was within the realm of possibility. The fable of the debt wolf is not. While there are real world wolves—Leonhardt mentions climate catastrophe and autocratic leaders, and the authors would add rising inequality and the concentration of economic and political power in the hands of billionaires—authors Yeva Nersisyan and L. Randall Wray assert, federal debt is not one of them. Publication -
BlogWhatever It Takes: How Neoliberalism Hijacked the Public Purse
March 01, 2024 Originally appeared on Levy-affiliated project, the Economic Democracy Initiative. The spectacular government spending post-2008 and post-2020 appeared to upend the neoliberal logic of the past decades, enabling bold public action and opening the door to a more just and democratic social order. Specific policy choices stamped out this opportunity. These pivotal moments did, however, point [...] Blog -
BlogHow the Taxpayer Myth Gives Life to the Neoliberal Agenda
March 01, 2024 The taxpayer narrative is pervasive. It is present in the budgeting process, in the framing of government policies and in daily political life. Issues and debates about the public purpose are all cast in terms of the financials. The first thing asked about a proposed spending policy is “how are we going to pay for [...] Blog -
Working Paper No. 1039
Can the Philippines Attain 6.5-8 Percent Growth During 2023–28?
February 02, 2024 We expand the standard balance-of-payments–constrained (BOPC) growth rate model in three directions. First, we take into account the separate contributions of exports in goods, exports in services, overseas remittances, and...more Publication -
Working Paper No. 1037
Markups, Profit Shares, and Cost-Push-Profit-Led Inflation
January 10, 2024 The post-pandemic surge in inflation was accompanied by a surge in the corporate share of profits. As a result, several economists and policy makers have given to it names such...more Publication