What happened in the US Treasury market in March 2020? Take 1 of 4.
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Rethinking causation in economics
7 votes -
WTF happened in 1971?
16 votes -
Breadtube vs economics #1: Response to Philosophy Tube on housing
13 votes -
What is the right price for fashion?
7 votes -
Understanding measurement issues is key to understanding ‘economic growth’
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The economics of vending machines
9 votes -
Lengthy era of rock-bottom interest rates leaving its mark on US economy
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The disruption con: Why Big Tech’s favourite buzzword is nonsense
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RAND study uncovers massive income shift to the top 1% - The median worker should be making as much as $102,000 annually—if some $2.5 trillion wasn’t being “reverse distributed” every year
33 votes -
How to think about the deficit by James Tobin
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"We have capitalism for the poor and socialism for the rich" - Mark Blyth
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Doesn’t feel like a recession? You should be paying more in taxes
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The economics of a nuclear reactor
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The stock market looks like the Bitcoin economy, and that’s not a good thing
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Home ownership is the West’s biggest economic-policy mistake. It is an obsession that undermines growth, fairness and public faith in capitalism leaders
23 votes -
How is the stock market at an all time high?
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Norway's wealth fund loses £16bn in first half of 2020 after Covid panic – state support has restored investor confidence but fund expects more market turmoil
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The recession is over for the rich, but the working class is far from recovered
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Millennials slammed by second financial crisis fall even further behind
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The lights go out on Lebanon’s economy as financial collapse accelerates
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You are now leaving FantasyLand: The losses will be taken by somebody
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Does increasing the minimum wage lead to higher prices?
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Poorer, angrier, riskier -- modelling the crunch with Surplus Energy Economics
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What economists fear most during this recovery
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The economics of nuclear energy
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Will all this fiscal and monetary stimulus lead to excessive inflation? (No.)
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US Labor Department employment report shows unexpected improvement, but recovery could still take years
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David Willetts discusses how baby boomers have become the biggest and richest generation in British history at the expense of younger generations
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How Germany saved its workforce from unemployment while spending less per person than the US
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Spain set to introduce permanent basic income scheme to rebuild economy post-coronavirus
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Under cover of capital gains, the hyper-rich have been getting richer than we thought: the earnings of the top 0.1% grew 50% more from 1996 to 2018 than previously measured
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People are worried about BlackRock
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America’s only public bank, the Bank of North Dakota, is number one in saving small businesses
10 votes -
After the crisis, big business could get even bigger: the pandemic and its response thus far are perfectly designed to concentrate corporate power--but we don’t have to accept that
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What will it take to prevent a new Great Depression in the USA? Around $10,000,000,000,000 (ten trillion dollars).
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The lessons of the Great Depression
8 votes -
Angela Merkel and Emmanuel Macron make a stunning coronavirus proposal on EU pandemic fund
10 votes -
Amazon eliminates pay raises for workers as COVID-19 toll mounts
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Non-glamorous gains: The Pennsylvania land tax experiment
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What happens in a recession and is it inevitable?
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US GDP doesn’t credit social distancing, but it should
6 votes -
Pandemic bills are so big that only money-printing can pay them
6 votes -
The class politics of the dollar system
6 votes -
Why we're seeing mass layoffs in the US but not the UK
14 votes -
Coronavirus is dealing a gut punch to the illegal drug trade, paralyzing economies, closing borders, and severing supply chains in China
4 votes -
Millennials are now the new lost generation
37 votes -
Denmark may issue securities in foreign currencies for the first time in years to finance programs to support the economy through the coronavirus crisis
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Why this is unlike the Great Depression (better & worse)
8 votes -
The global dollar short squeeze
4 votes