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Working Paper No. 972In the Long Run We Are All Herd
September 30, 2020 Since the 2008 crisis, the economics literature has shown a renewed interest in Keynes’s “beauty contest” (BC) as a fundamental aspect of the functioning of financial markets. We argue that...more Publication -
Working Paper No. 878
The Short- and Long-run Inconsistency of the Expansionary Austerity Theory
December 12, 2016 This paper provides a critical analysis of expansionary austerity theory (EAT). The focus is on the theoretical weaknesses of EAT—the extreme circumstances and fragile assumptions under which expansionary consolidations might...more Publication -
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Can a Euro Treasury End the Crisis?
August 14, 2014 Dimitri Papadimitriou introduces Jörg Bibow’s plan for the creation of a Euro Treasury: It was only a matter of time until the euro area was hit with the kind of crisis from which it is still struggling to recover—this was understood well in advance, by many at the Levy Institute and elsewhere. The problem has always [...] Blog -
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Bibow: German Policy Bears Foremost Responsibility for the Euro Crises
November 05, 2013 In advance of this week’s Ford–Levy Institute conference in Athens, Greece (Nov. 8–9), Jörg Bibow gave an interview with George Papageorgiou, senior editor of newmoney.gr, on the role German policy has played (and still plays) in generating and exacerbating many of the problems plaguing the eurozone periphery — something Bibow was warning about back in [...] Blog -
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Minsky’s Contribution to Theory of Asset Market Bubbles
April 25, 2012 Below is the abstract of a presentation to be delivered by Frank Veneroso on Monday April 30th (1:30pm) at the Levy Institute: Most orthodox explanations of what we call asset bubbles and financial crises attribute them to exogenous shocks to the economy. For example, a Fed monetary policy error supposedly caused the Great Depression with [...] Blog -
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A Job Creation Strategy for Greece
February 10, 2012 No matter what happens on Sunday, when the Greek parliament is scheduled to vote on the latest bailout package, on Monday Greece will wake up in the grip of an employment crisis (20 percent unemployment, with a near 40 percent youth unemployment rate). In the Huffington Post Dimitri Papadimitriou tells us what we can (and [...] Blog -
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Yes, Casey, there is an aggregate demand problem
August 18, 2011 mul·li·gan noun /ˈməligən/ mulligans, plural A stew made from odds and ends of food (in informal golf) An extra stroke allowed after a poor shot, not counted on the scorecard Casey Mulligan responds to a Paul Krugman post deliciously entitled “The General Theory of Anti-Mulliganism.” Never mind for the moment that Mulligan’s claim that Krugman admits [...] Blog -
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Federal Pay Rates Frozen; How High Are They Now?
December 01, 2010 Yesterday, the Obama administration announced that it wants to freeze wages and salaries earned by federal government employees in calendar years 2011 and 2012. Most federal workers might otherwise have received a cost-of-living raise at the start of the new year. There has been some controversy about whether these workers are overpaid. In this post, [...] Blog -
Working Paper No. 573
Securitization, Deregulation, Economic Stability, and Financial Crisis, Part II
August 15, 2009 This study analyzes the trends in the financial sector over the past 30 years, and argues that unsupervised financial innovations and lenient government regulation are at the root of the...more Publication -
Working Paper No. 573
Securitization, Deregulation, Economic Stability, and Financial Crisis, Part I
August 14, 2009 This study analyzes the trends in the financial sector over the past 30 years, and argues that unsupervised financial innovations and lenient government regulation are at the root of the...more Publication -
Working Paper No. 409
Assessing the ECB’s Performance since the Global Slowdown
July 01, 2004 This paper assesses the ECB’s performance, which the author finds to be seriously lacking but which is of paramount importance to understanding euroland’s ongoing stagnation and fragility. A main finding...more Publication -
Public Policy Brief No. 63The Future of the Euro
March 01, 2001 This brief provides a detailed description of the Stability and Growth Pact, an agreement entered into by the member states of the European Union that has far-reaching implications for the...more Publication -
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Social Progress after the Age of Progressivism
February 01, 1989 This essay is about trade unions, an institution that arose to play an important part in relation to the social progress characterizing much of the present century and that served...more Publication