The Coronavirus Depression Requires A New Approach to Budgeting
Should We Force Businesses To Save More For A Rainy Day?
The Federal Reserve's Coronavirus Crisis Actions, Explained (Part 3)
The Federal Reserve's Coronavirus Crisis Actions, Explained (Part 2)
A Quarter of the 2 Trillion Dollar "Stimulus" Bill is Devoted to a Useless Accounting Gimmick
Earlier this week I wrote about the Trillion dollar platinum coin [https://www.crisesnotes.com/all-your-questions-about-the-trillion/]. Using the coin to fund government spending is often dismissed as an “accounting gimmick”. Yet, accounting gimmicks are already at the center of the Stimulus Bill being debated in congress tonight. 454 billion of
The Federal Reserve's Coronavirus Crisis Actions, Explained (Part 1)
What if The Federal Reserve Just ... Spent Money?
All your questions about the Trillion Dollar Platinum Coin, Answered
Medicare for All is a Great Automatic Fiscal Stabilizer
Were We Heading to a Recession Anyway?
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Crises from a monetary political economy perspective
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