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Did the United States Really Invade Iraq Because it Started Pricing Oil in Euros?
Why "Coinbase Lend" Really Was Security Issuance
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New Guardian Op Ed: The case for minting a $1tn coin to deal with America’s debt ceiling
Hello readers, The Guardian just published a new Op Ed I wrote about the Trillion Dollar Platinum Coin. Subscribe [https://www.crisesnotes.com/#/portal] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The United States is again hurtling towards default on its “national debt”. While a two month extension has emerged [https:
Yet Another Debt Ceiling Crisis! (Or, How Joe Biden should Learn to Stop Worrying and #MintTheCoin.)
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ID.ME Says There Has Been Massive Unemployment Benefits Fraud. Should We Believe Them?
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Will recovery funds really allow state and local governments to build back better?
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A New Way To Look At "Competition": (A Published Paper Preview)
Subscribe [https://www.crisesnotes.com/#/portal] As I mentioned in my last piece on Bitcoin [https://www.crisesnotes.com/bitcoin-is-not-a-bubble/], I have a new paper out with Yale Law PhD Student Luke Herrine [https://twitter.com/LDHerrine]: “Competition Law as
Bitcoin is Not A Bubble
The Secularly Stagnating Arguments of Olivier Blanchard and Larry Summers
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Paul Krugman Has Changed His Tune About Our “Long Run Budget Problem"
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I Am Leaving Substack: Here’s Why
Note: This was Published April 6th 2021. It has not been updated to reflect changes in my life circumstances, the newsletter or in the wider world. To subscribers- I will return next week with new pieces sent out on Ghost. I’m leaving Substack.