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Isabella M. Weber
EconProf @UMass | Joan Robinson Prize, Keynes Prize, Meiksins Wood Prize, Rothschild Prize & Matthöfer Prize | Harvard Associate in Research | 2023 TIME100 Next
Philipp Heimberger
Researcher, Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (@wiiw_ac_at); macroeconomics, economic policy, public finance, political economy.
Daniela Gabor
Professor of Economics/MacroFinance. Critical macrofinance, central banks, repos, shadow banking, WallStreetConsensus https://t.co/YGZItchHwL https://t.co/XPNo2sR5Gm
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Dr. Steve Keen
Help me build a new economics by supporting me on either Patreon or Substack. Debunking Economics, Minsky.
'For the first time in decades, the United States has a plausible simulacrum of an industrial policy. The question to assess is whether and to what extent this policy has met – or will meet – any of its stated broad or narrow objectives.' James K Galbraith
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A new 15 minute video about my Columbia Univ Press book 'Unequal Cities' and economics, cities, inequality, unfair politics, and structural racism is up at Institute for New Economic Thinking, thanks to the Institute for putting this together.
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!['[Experts'] motivations are a messy mixture of self and public interests,' says Dean Sandra Peart (@speart) in this @INETeconomics interview.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GLY8iVIXUAAbj2H.jpg "Jepson School (@JepsonSchool) on Twitter photo 2024-04-17 19:18:38 '[Experts'] motivations are a messy mixture of self and public interests,' says Dean Sandra Peart (@speart) in this @INETeconomics interview.")
Are cities being held back?
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Rick McGahey explores the deep-rooted inequalities in American cities and the systemic challenges that perpetuate them, from racial disparities to economic divisions.
'consumerfinance.gov’s rules for overdraft fees and credit card late fees are based on sound economic theory,' say Hal Singer et al. - contrary to American Bankers Association, which claims it “would make it significantly harder for banks to offer overdraft protection to customers.”
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Which came first, the train or the tracks?
In episode 6 of #VC21 , Bill Janeway takes us on a trip back to the origins of the #innovation #economy
Watch more at youtu.be/hH3kYqGrOdw
The consumerfinance.gov proposed to limit fees charged for overdraft credit when they are used as a back-end profit center. A market intervention is warranted in this situation to protect vulnerable consumers, argue Bush, Glick, Lozada, and Hal Singer in a new article:
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Sandra Peart, dean of Jepson School, is interviewed by Institute for New Economic Thinking on the complex relationship between experts and policy-making:
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Can you trust the experts?
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Transparency and ethics are critical. Sandra Peart University of Richmond Jepson School explores the balance between expert advice and democratic values in policy decisions.
Can you trust the experts?
👉youtu.be/jEwNBfW7Ccg👀
Transparency and ethics are critical. Sandra Peart University of Richmond Jepson School explores the balance between expert advice and democratic values in policy decisions.
Hey! If interested in political economy and social #inequality , please share and register to this Young Scholars Initiative #webinar where Prof. Alessandro Roncaglia (@SapienzaRoma) will talk about his new #book 'Power and Inequality'. Thank you and hope to see you there! Institute for New Economic Thinking
