List of Articles in chronological order
- All Post
- Covid-19
- Ecological Sustainability
- Employment
- Financial System
- General
- Health and Wellbeing
- International Trade/Finance
- Macroeconomics
- Neoliberalism
- Post-Keynesian Economics
- Social Justice
- Technology
The return of full employment – part 1 Steven Hail How the unemployed became a tool to discipline workers and...
The popular misunderstanding of money John D Alt A general observation that’s easy to make is how our habitual misunderstanding...
Casino Capitalism Lars Syll According to Keynes, financial crises are a recurring feature of our economy and are linked to...
Recommended paper: Funding of the energy transition by monetary sovereign countries: Energies Mark Diesendorf and Steven Hail Abstract of paper:...
Wealth inequality housing cost is hollowing out middle Australia Harry Chemay Australians are among the wealthiest people, yet life has...
Can Citizen Assemblies save democracy? Peter G. Martin Global wealth inequality is accelerating at alarming rates, driving a political ferment...
Milei’s “radical plan”, revisited – part 1 Peter Rock-Lacroix In 2023, Javier Milei pitched dollarization as the path toward prosperity...
Patents and the Abundance Agenda Dean Baker I haven’t read Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson’s new book Abundance, but everyone...
Toward sustainable economies Anastasia Pseiridis Creating economies that do not devastate the natural world on which they depend is the...
NAIRU — a harmful fairy tale Lars Syll The NAIRU story has always had a very clear policy implication –...
It’s the End of the World and I Don’t Feel Fine Pete Dolack Fredric Jameson is no longer here to...
Superannuation is complicated A guaranteed government income in retirement would be simpler – Brendan Coates and Joey Moloney Stress prompts...
Busting the ‘natural rate of unemployment’ myth Lars Syll Sixty years ago Milton Friedman wrote an (in)famous article arguing that...
Building humane alternatives to homo economicus Asad Zaman Introduction: As discussed in my recent article on self-knowledge as the key...
Global EV Sales Have Soared, but Buckle Up for a ‘Weird Moment’ in the U.S. Market Dan Gearino Electric vehicle...
Universities: dead, buried and cremated? Geoff Davies In the late nineties, the management of the Australian National University was attacking...
Trade isn’t money for nothing Stephanie Kelton On 16 December 2024, the president-elect Donald Trump returned to a familiar grievance:...
In praise of government consumption Merijn Knibbe DOGE, a new branch of the U.S. government, does not escape the Iron...
Badly confused trade policy: the story of supply and demand Dean Baker Donald Trump is the world’s leading expert in...
Deliberative Democracy Peter Martin At a time when many people are losing faith in the ability of our current political...