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Big fan of this article for @AreoMagazine. Thanks to @HPluckrose for letting me check it out early areomagazine.com/2019/08/16/con…


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Half of the variation in the market value of government debt corresponds to changing expectations of future surpluses and deficits, and half corresponds to changing discount rates, from @JohnHCochrane nber.org/papers/w26090

nberpubs's tweet image. Half of the variation in the market value of government debt corresponds to changing expectations of future surpluses and deficits, and half corresponds to changing discount rates, from @JohnHCochrane nber.org/papers/w26090

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Nordhaus’s Nobel Prize is safe but the World isn’t themintmagazine.com/nordhauss-nobe… @ExtinctionR @Limits2Growth @rethinkecon @GretaThunberg


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One of the most misleading ideas in the liberal-empiricist pantheon is the idea that public language merely encodes pre-existing thoughts or 'mental representations' so that we can communicate them. This is perhaps the ultimate act of concealment of authority.


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The costs of: ✔Unemployment ✔Erratic employment ✔Poorly paid employment ✔Involuntary part-time employment ✔[Fill in the blank].... Are staggering. #JobGuarantee washingtonpost.com/outlook/2019/0…

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Perspective | The brutal psychological toll of erratic work schedules

Unpredictable hours and variable pay cause even more distress than low wages.


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U.S. industrial concentration can be good or bad, but it has become more negative in recent years, from Matias Covarrubias, Germán Gutiérrez, and Thomas Philippon nber.org/papers/w25983

nberpubs's tweet image. U.S. industrial concentration can be good or bad, but it has become more negative in recent years, from Matias Covarrubias, Germán Gutiérrez, and Thomas Philippon nber.org/papers/w25983

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Unironically rekt into the sun.

They can’t stand exposure of hate crime hoaxes because it makes it harder to politically exploit violence against LGBT people. The 26 killed trans people in 2018 were not all killed for being trans. This is important. I will go through each one-by-one.



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Watched the first one, basically it was an exercise in denial about administered mark-ups. Even when dyed in the wool neoclassicals do field research onto how prices are actually set, they will find yet again, reality contradicting neoclassical theory. amazon.com/Asking-About-P…


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This is exactly what Middle America thought MAGA meant

ScottMGreer's tweet image. This is exactly what Middle America thought MAGA meant

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Walter Paternesi Meloni from Roma Tre University presenting “Reverse hysteresis? Persistent effects of autonomous demand expansions”: presenting econometric evidence that demand expansions lead to persistent increase in the capital stock. postkeynesian.net/downloads/even… #PKES2019

PKEconSoc's tweet image. Walter Paternesi Meloni from
Roma Tre University presenting
“Reverse hysteresis? Persistent effects of autonomous demand expansions”: presenting econometric evidence that demand expansions lead to persistent increase in the capital stock. postkeynesian.net/downloads/even… #PKES2019
PKEconSoc's tweet image. Walter Paternesi Meloni from
Roma Tre University presenting
“Reverse hysteresis? Persistent effects of autonomous demand expansions”: presenting econometric evidence that demand expansions lead to persistent increase in the capital stock. postkeynesian.net/downloads/even… #PKES2019

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Dudley Dillard (1948) asks/answers the age-old question: Why is the government paying interest on risk-free government bonds?

StephanieKelton's tweet image. Dudley Dillard (1948) asks/answers the age-old question: Why is the government paying interest on risk-free government bonds?

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Unseen by the public for three decades, a POLITICO reporter views hours of footage from Bernie Sanders' 1988 'honeymoon' to the USSR politi.co/2HxLtHN


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Check out our recent @PKEconSoc working papers: postkeynesian.net/working-papers/ Topics include growth and distribution, financialisation, MMT, complex financial systems, exchange rate dynamics and debt cycles. @danieletavani @gegecaver @AlbertoRusso76

YannisDafermos's tweet image. Check out our recent @PKEconSoc working papers: postkeynesian.net/working-papers/ Topics include growth and distribution, financialisation, MMT, complex financial systems, exchange rate dynamics and debt cycles. @danieletavani @gegecaver @AlbertoRusso76

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Short simple New Post, musing on: "Y=C+S+T. Therefore, an increase in Taxes increases GDP." and similar. (Can also be applied to recent Twitter arguments about exports and imports.) worthwhile.typepad.com/worthwhile_can…

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Typepad | Network Solutions

Typepad | Network Solutions


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On Karl Polanyi and the labor theory of value nakedkeynesianism.blogspot.com/2019/05/on-kar…


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This post explains why falsificationism, Popper's philosophy of science, is false. I tried to make it self-contained, because I wanted it to be accessible to non-philosophers in general and scientists in particular, among whom Popper remains very popular. necpluribusimpar.net/why-falsificat…


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