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• Category: Admin
  • Off to Japan I go – again (20/09/2023)
  • My blog is on holidays (10/04/2023)
  • Administrative update: My blog has a new home (12/02/2023)
  • Australia – quarterly inflation rate declining (25/01/2023)
  • Migrating to Mastodon and some additional announcements (24/01/2023)
  • My blog is on holidays until Monday, January 9, 2023 (02/01/2023)
  • My blog is on holiday today (26/12/2022)
  • I am no longer writing a blog post on Tuesdays (06/12/2022)
  • Learning while on the job … (04/10/2022)
  • Off to Japan I go (27/09/2022)
  • At school today … (20/09/2022)
  • At school today … (13/09/2022)
  • At school today … (06/09/2022)
  • At school today … (30/08/2022)
  • At school today … (23/08/2022)
  • At school today … (16/08/2022)
  • At school today … (02/08/2022)
  • At school today … (26/07/2022)
  • At school today … (19/07/2022)
  • At school today … (12/07/2022)
  • At school today … (05/07/2022)
  • At school today … (28/06/2022)
  • At school today … (21/06/2022)
  • My sessions at the Levy Summer School 2022 (16/06/2022)
  • At school today … (14/06/2022)
  • My blog is on holiday today … (13/06/2022)
  • RBA aims to cut policy stimulation by adding to it (08/06/2022)
  • At school today … (07/06/2022)
  • At school today … (31/05/2022)
  • At school today … (24/05/2022)
  • At school today … (17/05/2022)
  • At school today … (10/05/2022)
  • Back to school for me … (03/05/2022)
  • My blog is on holiday today (25/04/2022)
  • My blog is on holidays today (18/04/2022)
  • Research on vaccine certificates finds positive outcomes (19/01/2022)
  • My blog is on holidays (27/12/2021)
  • Travelling music (14/09/2021)
  • My blog is on holiday today (14/06/2021)
  • My blog is on holiday today (05/04/2021)
  • My blog is on its ‘New Year’s Holiday’ today (04/01/2021)
  • Still on holidays (29/12/2020)
  • On Holidays … (28/12/2020)
  • Travelling all day so blog is on holiday except for some beach music (03/12/2020)
  • Please help a local community group in Newcastle, NSW (14/09/2020)
  • My blog is on holiday today (13/04/2020)
  • Travelling all day – listening to jazz (25/02/2020)
  • Travelling today (03/02/2020)
  • Two films to watch which won’t make you happy … (01/01/2020)
  • Still on holidays (26/12/2019)
  • On holidays (25/12/2019)
  • Travelling all day today … (01/10/2019)
  • Travelling all day today … (16/09/2019)
  • On visiting Japan and engaging with conservative politicians (11/09/2019)
  • Server issues and migration (27/08/2019)
  • Sydney Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) Event tomorrow (23/08/2019)
  • Announcing – Foundation for Monetary Studies Inc. (22/05/2019)
  • Travelling all day today … (14/05/2019)
  • Travelling today … (08/05/2019)
  • My blog is on holidays (22/04/2019)
  • New Blog Theme from today (02/04/2019)
  • Travelling across the world today to escape the famine that MMT will cause (14/03/2019)
  • Event news and podcast (12/03/2019)
  • The NAIRU/Output gap scam reprise (27/02/2019)
  • Travelling mostly today … but we have events and music (25/02/2019)
  • No blog post today (15/01/2019)
  • On holidays again … (01/01/2019)
  • Still on holidays (26/12/2018)
  • On holiday (25/12/2018)
  • A cartoon to enjoy while I am travelling … (19/12/2018)
  • Australian workers losing out under neoliberalism (10/12/2018)
  • Database integration (20/10/2018)
  • Sleep and reading – Australia bound (15/10/2018)
  • Travelling today … but we have videos, music and events (27/09/2018)
  • Travelling mostly today … (06/06/2018)
  • 100 years ago today in France … (25/04/2018)
  • My blog is on holiday today (02/04/2018)
  • Video of my public lecture in Helsinki, February 27, 2018 (08/03/2018)
  • Snowbound in the North (26/02/2018)
  • A breakthrough in France as a Jazz Freedom Fighter dies (24/01/2018)
  • Writing, listening but not blogging (much) today (17/01/2018)
  • Wednesday becomes an almost blog free day! (03/01/2018)
  • Blog is absent (mostly) again today … (01/01/2018)
  • Still on holiday (26/12/2017)
  • On holiday (25/12/2017)
  • Travelling all day today – up hill and down dale (07/12/2017)
  • Travelling all day today to where the wind blows and it rains a lot (30/11/2017)
  • Travel and beyond … (09/10/2017)
  • Running trains faster but leaving more people on the platform is nonsense (28/09/2017)
  • Travelling all day today … (20/09/2017)
  • Travelling all day today but here is something to watch and listen to (31/07/2017)
  • Today in Wellington – Live Stream at 12:30 NZ time (28/07/2017)
  • Travelling to the land of the long white cloud today (27/07/2017)
  • Blog goes on holiday today … (25/04/2017)
  • Blog has gone on holiday (17/04/2017)
  • Travelling today so enjoy the music (06/03/2017)
  • Happy something … (26/12/2016)
  • Travelling back from the US today – but there is some music (20/09/2016)
  • Travelling all day today – so only music (13/09/2016)
  • Travelling all day today (02/05/2016)
  • Friday Lay Day – Travelling all day today (01/01/2016)
  • Plane flying high … you know how I feel (12/10/2015)
  • A short video to keep things humming (07/10/2015)
  • Monday travel and some austerity stories (07/09/2015)
  • Travelling – back to typing Thursday (26/08/2015)
  • No blog today (29/07/2015)
  • Eurozone Dystopia – Groupthink and Denial on a Grand Scale – Early peek (24/02/2015)
  • Admin note: Server Change (05/10/2014)
  • Travelling back (14/04/2014)
  • Travelling (09/04/2014)
  • On the road again … (02/12/2013)
  • My blog is travelling today (26/11/2013)
  • Moving … (08/10/2012)
  • Travel takes over blog (18/09/2012)
  • Where is Bill now? (20/02/2012)
  • Where is Bill? (14/02/2012)
  • Commenting on other sites (23/12/2011)
  • Elaborate escape plan interrupts blog (22/09/2011)
  • Travel interrupts blog (12/09/2011)
  • Major changes to blog (19/06/2011)
  • Major database problem – Update 2 (28/05/2011)
  • Where’s bill – 15/10? (16/10/2010)
  • Where’s bill today? (29/09/2010)
  • Where’s bill heading this Friday? (02/07/2010)
  • Where’s bill gone this Monday? (28/06/2010)
  • Admin note: bilbo to be reborn (23/06/2010)
  • The dysfunctional logic of the Eurozone and its downward spiral (30/04/2010)
  • Monday, April 26: Where is bill? (26/04/2010)
  • Admin update (11/02/2010)
  • Where’s bill gone? (20/10/2009)
  • Been down, but now back on air … (13/07/2009)
  • Where’s bill gone … Part 3? (28/06/2009)
  • Where’s bill gone now? (18/06/2009)
  • Where’s bill today? (14/06/2009)
  • Comments policy (05/05/2009)
  • billy blog server down today (30/04/2009)
  • The complete billy blog on one page! (25/04/2009)
  • RSS feed issues solution (09/03/2009)
  • Finally … the blog is sorted (23/01/2009)
  • Welcome to my new blog (04/09/2008)
  • Welcome to the CofFEE blog (24/12/2004)
• Category: Britain
  • With central banks chasing shadows, many nations are now plunging towards or into recession (24/08/2023)
  • Starmer must confront the reality – more spending will be required but taxes will probably also have to be higher (17/07/2023)
  • Monetary policy in the hands of the central banker sociopaths is advancing the class interests of the elites (05/07/2023)
  • Australia – inflation declines sharply (28/06/2023)
  • The New Global Financing Pact equals the old failed global financial arrangements (21/06/2023)
  • Post Brexit UK is seeing higher skilled labour entering from non-EU countries to support a range of services (public and other) – success (24/05/2023)
  • Inside the Bank of England governor’s dreams – the wage-price spiral we cannot see (22/05/2023)
  • Investigation into BBC bias misses the point really (02/02/2023)
  • British voters depressingly caught between a rock and a hard place (30/01/2023)
  • The Autumn Statement – an exercise in absurdity and public harm (21/11/2022)
  • Why listen to so-called ‘experts’ that were so wrong about Brexit? (14/11/2022)
  • The last week in Britain demonstrates key MMT propositions (29/09/2022)
  • Where are all the economists? Its lucky they have gone AWOL (10/08/2022)
  • New Keynesian inflation model is unfit for purpose (29/06/2022)
  • The Left/Right distinction is as relevant as ever as corporations gouge profits out of pushing inflation (02/05/2022)
  • The Covid trade-off between health and the economy did not exist (28/04/2022)
  • UK unemployment rate is more like 5.6 per cent rather than 3.9 per cent (16/03/2022)
  • Workers in UK enduring real wage cuts except the unproductive bankers (23/02/2022)
  • Bank of England Governor just didn’t go far enough (08/02/2022)
  • When wages go up, we all benefit – what Starmer should have said (25/11/2021)
  • UK Office of Budget Responsibility demonstrating the well-trodden GIGO format (15/11/2021)
  • The British Chancellor cannot run short of sterling unless he chooses to do so (13/10/2021)
  • The one-trick New Keynesian ponies are back in town (12/10/2021)
  • We will soon see just how ‘pragmatic’ Sunak really is (05/10/2021)
  • British Labour Conference seems to be going well (29/09/2021)
  • Job vacancies rising in Britain in mostly below-average pay sectors (23/09/2021)
  • The Bank of Goldman Sachs at Threadneedle Street (02/09/2021)
  • Brexit is delivering better pay for British workers (on average) (30/08/2021)
  • Trends in the Northern Ireland labour market – Part 1 (17/08/2021)
  • Austerity has damaged the ability of Greece to defend itself against fire threats (11/08/2021)
  • Booming growth in Britain (Brexit?) but child poverty rises (austerity) (29/07/2021)
  • British House of Lords having conniptions about QE – a sedative and a lie down is indicated (20/07/2021)
  • British Labour remains unelectable – Part 104 (14/07/2021)
  • Manufacturing growing strongly in the UK as jobs fall in Australia with the fiscal cuts (26/05/2021)
  • The inflation mania is growing – but manias are manias (17/05/2021)
  • US and UK fiscal stimulus supporting growth while the delays in the Eurozone lead to a double-dip recession (03/05/2021)
  • The Brexit predictions of doom are proving to be wildly inaccurate (20/04/2021)
  • It isn’t just like household debt! (04/03/2021)
  • Enforced poverty and torture for the victims of government policy failure – welcome to modern Australia (24/02/2021)
  • A very dangerous variant of the global virus is spreading again after being subdued throughout 2020 (09/02/2021)
  • British Labour may as well just not turn up at the next election (14/01/2021)
  • Scotland: a nation cannot be independent and use another nation’s currency or even peg to it (13/01/2021)
  • Britain is now free of the legal neoliberalism that has killed prosperity in Europe (07/01/2021)
  • Bond investors see through central bank lies and expose the fallacies of mainstream macroeconomics (06/01/2021)
  • No justification for public sector wage freezes during the pandemic (24/12/2020)
  • Those in glass houses … (01/12/2020)
  • British Labour remains unelectable (26/11/2020)
  • Cutting wages in a deep recession is not a sensible policy (03/11/2020)
  • Forget the record deficits and public debt – focus on what the net spending is doing to advance well-being (22/10/2020)
  • British legislation must be able to override EU law – that is what independence means (14/09/2020)
  • The British government did not approach insolvency in March 2020 (25/06/2020)
  • Britain confounding the macroeconomic textbooks – except one! (21/05/2020)
  • JobKeeper wage subsidy – some strange arithmetic is afoot (29/04/2020)
  • Bank of England official blows the cover on mainstream macroeconomics (28/04/2020)
  • Progressives should never work within the mainstream macroeconomics straitjacket (21/04/2020)
  • You lost! Badly! Humility not hubris is needed in order for British Labour to regenerate (17/03/2020)
  • British Labour seems to think that HM Treasury can dominate the elected politicians (19/02/2020)
  • If it quacks! (28/01/2020)
  • Work not UBI – the hopeful not the surrender (21/01/2020)
  • Racial prejudice in Britain rises with unemployment (16/01/2020)
  • The Tories in Britain have a clear way forward – thanks to the Labour Party hacks (14/01/2020)
  • Bregret eh! (18/12/2019)
  • An evolving 6-point plan for British Labour (16/12/2019)
  • My brief comment on the British election (11/12/2019)
  • Impending British Labour loss may reflect their ambiguous Brexit position (28/11/2019)
  • Invoking neoliberal framing and language is a failing progressive strategy (British Labour) (19/11/2019)
  • The obesity epidemic – massive daily losses incurred while the policy response is insufficient (21/10/2019)
  • Latest instalment in Project Fear is not very scary at all despite the headlines (09/10/2019)
  • Is the British Labour Party aboard the fiscal dominance train – Part 2? (24/09/2019)
  • Is the British Labour Party aboard the fiscal dominance train – Part 1? (23/09/2019)
  • UK productivity slump is a demand-side problem (10/09/2019)
  • Progressive media criticising fiscal stimulus as a recession threatens – such is the modern Left (03/09/2019)
  • Spending equals income whether it comes from government or non-government (29/08/2019)
  • Germany is now suffering from the illogical nature of its own behaviour (13/08/2019)
  • Apparently Brown could but Boris cannot – British progressive journalism at its worst (07/08/2019)
  • The British government can avoid a recession from a No-Deal Brexit (31/07/2019)
  • When the Left disgraces itself (30/07/2019)
  • There are no financial risks involved in increased British government spending (22/07/2019)
  • British Labour surrenders to the middle class and big business interests (10/07/2019)
  • That progressive paradise (aka the EU) does it again! (04/07/2019)
  • An economist trying to stay relevant long after he lost it (26/06/2019)
  • British Chancellor and his Shadow – arm in arm promoting fiscal myths (24/06/2019)
  • Forget the official Rule, apparently, there is a secret Fiscal Credibility Rule (19/06/2019)
  • Seize the Means of Production of Currency – Part 3 (17/06/2019)
  • Seize the Means of Production of Currency – Part 2 (12/06/2019)
  • Seize the Means of Production of Currency – Part 1 (11/06/2019)
  • How social democratic parties erect the plank and then walk it – Part 2 (10/06/2019)
  • Being anti-European Union and pro-Brexit does not make one a nationalist (23/05/2019)
  • Australia and Scotland and the need to escape neoliberalism (20/05/2019)
  • Some MMT considerations for an independent Scotland – Part 2 (07/05/2019)
  • Some MMT considerations for an independent Scotland – Part 1 (06/05/2019)
  • The austerity attack on British local government – Part 2 (02/05/2019)
  • The austerity attack on British local government – Part 1 (30/04/2019)
  • Ridiculous MMT critiques distorting Scottish independence debate (23/04/2019)
  • The Europhile dreamers are out in force (15/04/2019)
  • Bank of England backtracks on its doomsday Brexit scenarios (18/03/2019)
  • Britain’s austerity costs are larger than any predicted Brexit losses (04/03/2019)
  • The EU is neoliberal to its core and captured by corporate interests (18/02/2019)
  • The conflicting concepts of cosmopolitan within Europe – Part 2 (31/01/2019)
  • The conflicting concepts of cosmopolitan within Europe – Part 1 (29/01/2019)
  • British labour market – rise in self-employment driving growth (28/01/2019)
  • Comparing the 2016 Referendum vote with the 2019 Withdrawal Act outcome (16/01/2019)
  • Must be Brexit – UK GDP growth now outstrips major EU economies (14/01/2019)
  • The Brexit scapegoat (07/01/2019)
  • The so-called euro stability spawned banking system that caused havoc (03/01/2019)
  • Some Brexit dynamics while across the Channel Europe is in denial (02/01/2019)
  • More Brexit nonsense from the pro-European dreamers (27/12/2018)
  • US Federal Reserve decision exposes moral bankruptcy and incompetence (24/12/2018)
  • British data confirms strong FDI continues despite Brexit chaos (12/12/2018)
  • Britain should reject the Brexit ‘agreement’ but proceed with the exit (28/11/2018)
  • EU Services Notification Directive will undermine democracy within cities (19/11/2018)
  • EU forecasts are notoriously poor (14/11/2018)
  • Financial services agreements – the EU as a neoliberal, corporatist project (13/11/2018)
  • British growth strengthens in September quarter 2018 (12/11/2018)
  • Corbyn more scary than Brexit (07/11/2018)
  • British fiscal statement – no end to austerity as the Left face plants (30/10/2018)
  • The British Labour Fiscal Credibility rule – some further final comments (23/10/2018)
  • A summary of my meeting with John McDonnell in London (17/10/2018)
  • IMF continues to tread the ridiculous path (16/10/2018)
  • When 232 thousand becomes 630 – quite, simply horrifying Brexit losses (01/10/2018)
  • Brexit doom predictions – the Y2K of today (28/08/2018)
  • The conservative polity is fracturing – an opportunity for the Left (27/08/2018)
  • British labour market – low unemployment hiding a deeper malaise (20/08/2018)
  • A twitter storm of lies … (15/08/2018)
  • MMT is just plain good economics – Part 3 (14/08/2018)
  • MMT is just plain good economics – Part 2 (13/08/2018)
  • The fundamental realignment of British society via fiscal austerity (30/07/2018)
  • Build it in Britain is just sensible logic (26/07/2018)
  • Brexit propaganda continues from the UK Guardian (04/07/2018)
  • How to distort the Brexit debate – exclude significant factors! (25/06/2018)
  • Oh Scotland, don’t you dare! – Part 2 (05/06/2018)
  • Oh Scotland, don’t you dare! – Part 1 (04/06/2018)
  • The ‘if it is bad it must be Brexit’ deception in Britain (31/05/2018)
  • ECB research provides a withering critique of mainstream macroeconomics (29/05/2018)
  • The British NHS debate – TINA but only if you believe in nonsense (28/05/2018)
  • The Europhile Left use Jacobin response to strengthen our Brexit case (22/05/2018)
  • The Europhile Left loses the plot (01/05/2018)
  • The facts suggest Britain is not as reliant on EU as the Remain camp claim (16/04/2018)
  • Europhile reform dreamers wake up – there will be no ‘far-reaching’ reforms (12/03/2018)
  • The New Keynesian fiscal rules that mislead British Labour – Part 3 (01/03/2018)
  • The New Keynesian fiscal rules that mislead British Labour – Part 2 (28/02/2018)
  • The New Keynesian fiscal rules that mislead British Labour – Part 1 (27/02/2018)
  • Renationalisation – when self-promoted genius becomes plain lame (16/01/2018)
  • Britain doesn’t appear to be collapsing as a result of Brexit (13/12/2017)
  • British Tories reject the ‘free market’ neoliberal myth (11/12/2017)
  • The lame progressive obsession with meaningless aggregates (23/11/2017)
  • When neoliberals masquerade as progressives (09/11/2017)
  • British mainstream media spreading dangerous MMT ideas (08/11/2017)
  • British productivity slump – all down to George Osborne’s austerity obsession (18/10/2017)
  • Prime Minister Corbyn should have no fears from global capital markets (10/10/2017)
  • A former UK Chancellor attempts to save face and just becomes confused (03/10/2017)
  • British employers exhibit on-going greed but lie about it (17/07/2017)
  • Disturbing pay trends in Britain (12/07/2017)
  • Something is rotten in the state of … Britain (03/07/2017)
  • There is a true oppositional Left forming and gaining political traction (21/06/2017)
  • Britain’s labour market showing no Brexit anxiety yet (30/05/2017)
  • Why Britain should not worry about Brexit-motivated bank relocations (16/05/2017)
  • Resistance and change doesn’t come from going along with the (neo-liberal) pack (04/05/2017)
  • British labour lost in a neo-liberal haze (03/05/2017)
  • British Labour has to break out of the neo-liberal ‘cost’ framing trap (12/04/2017)
  • Household debt in Britain on the rise – lessons not learned (06/04/2017)
  • When progressives become neo-liberals and create a Trump (02/03/2017)
  • There is hope – neo-liberalism is an historical aberration (02/02/2017)
  • The (neo-liberal) Third Way infestation continues (18/01/2017)
  • Executive pay bears no relationship to company performance (17/01/2017)
  • Policy changes needed to arrest decline in fortunes for low-pay British workers (16/01/2017)
  • The Left lacks courage and is riddled with inferiority complexes (11/01/2017)
  • Austerity is the problem for Britain not Brexit (09/01/2017)
  • Our affect is driving us back to a need for continuous fiscal deficits (06/12/2016)
  • I, Daniel Blake – essential viewing (05/12/2016)
  • When Britain went fiat and the skies remained above (30/11/2016)
  • The British reality defying the ideologically-based gloom and doom (29/11/2016)
  • The penny drops – WSJ acknowledges UK government can never run out of money (03/11/2016)
  • Mayday! Mayday! The skies were meant to fall in … what happened? (24/08/2016)
  • The case for re-nationalisation – Part 2 (21/07/2016)
  • Brexit signals that a new policy paradigm is required including re-nationalisation (13/07/2016)
  • ECB research shows huge output gap and need for fiscal expansion (05/07/2016)
  • Australian election outcome resonates with the Brexit dynamics (04/07/2016)
  • The British Left is usurped and IMF austerity begins 1976 (29/06/2016)
  • When journalists allow dangerous economic myths to pervade (28/06/2016)
  • Why the Leave victory is a great outcome (27/06/2016)
  • Britain should exit the European Union (22/06/2016)
  • The conspiracy to bring British Labour to heel 1976 (15/06/2016)
  • The 1976 British austerity shift – a triumph of perception over reality (13/06/2016)
  • The British Cabinet divides over the IMF negotiations in 1976 (08/06/2016)
  • The Bacon-Eltis intervention – Britain 1976 (11/05/2016)
  • The Wall Street-US Treasury Complex (09/05/2016)
  • The metamorphosis of the IMF as a neo-liberal attack dog (03/05/2016)
  • The 1976 currency crisis (26/04/2016)
  • Britain approaches the 1976 currency crisis (21/04/2016)
  • The British Labour Party path to Monetarism (13/04/2016)
  • Distributional conflict and inflation – Britain in the early 1970s (07/04/2016)
  • British trade unions in the early 1970s (31/03/2016)
  • The right-wing counter attack – 1971 (24/03/2016)
  • Britain and the 1970s oil shocks – the failure of Monetarism (16/03/2016)
  • The Heath government was not Monetarist – that was left to the Labour Party (15/03/2016)
  • British Labour Party surrenders … back to its Monetarist roots (14/03/2016)
  • The Monetarism Trap snares the second Wilson Labour Government (09/03/2016)
  • The British Monetarist infestation (25/02/2016)
  • If I was in Britain I would not want to be in the EU (23/02/2016)
  • The urban impact of the failure of austerity (26/01/2016)
  • British floods demonstrate the myopia of fiscal austerity (04/01/2016)
  • Friday lay day – George Osborne talks tough but is saved by ridiculous forecasts (27/11/2015)
  • British government analysis shows fiscal stimulus effective in supporting growth (28/10/2015)
  • The British Tax Credits system is a sign of New Labour failure (26/10/2015)
  • The concept of ‘one Europe’ under threat from austerity (01/07/2015)
  • I would be voting NO in Scotland but with a lot of anger (18/08/2014)
  • Britain has not recovered the losses caused by the GFC (30/07/2014)
  • British solution to unemployment – make them work for free (30/07/2012)
  • Nothing good in sight for the UK economy despite the Olympics (26/07/2012)
  • UK Budget reveals what is really going on (22/03/2012)
  • Societies that exclude their youth will rue the day (01/03/2012)
  • The British government can never run out of money (27/02/2012)
  • Monetary movements in the US – and the deficit (02/02/2012)
  • Bank of England money supply data paints a grim picture (01/02/2012)
  • The US is not an example of a fiscal contraction expansion (27/01/2012)
  • Britain needs more hours of work not less (10/01/2012)
• Category: Canada
  • Canada – MMT poster child? (20/01/2020)
  • Exchange rate movements and exports (25/01/2016)
  • Friday Lay Day – Canadian central bank governor bucks the mainstream Groupthink (18/12/2015)
  • The tale of two nations – democracy dies in Portugal and lives in Canada (27/10/2015)
  • Canada – by hook or by crook there will fiscal deficits (01/10/2015)
• Category: Capital controls
  • The poorest nations are increasingly beholden to the hedge funds (12/12/2022)
  • Turkey tells us nothing about MMT – but MMT tells us a lot about why Turkey is in trouble (20/12/2021)
  • Countries than run continuous deficits do not seem to endure accelerating inflation or currency crises (01/11/2021)
  • Keynes on national self-sufficiency (23/08/2021)
  • Has global trade peaked? (02/08/2021)
  • Free flows of capital do not increase output but do increase inequality (10/12/2019)
  • When old central bankers know what is wrong but can’t bring themselves to saying what is right (08/10/2019)
  • An MMT-Green New Deal and the financial markets – Part 2 (05/09/2019)
  • Inflation hysteria as central bankers discuss yield curve control (13/05/2019)
  • Debt, deficits and good housekeeping: what’s the fuss about? (25/04/2019)
  • IMF changes tune on industry policy – shamelessly – Part 2 (09/04/2019)
  • IMF changes tune on industry policy – shamelessly – Part 1 (08/04/2019)
  • Operationalising core MMT principles – Part 2 (23/01/2019)
  • There is no internal MMT rift on trade or development (10/01/2019)
  • MMT and the external sector – redux (26/09/2018)
  • The Left propaganda that the state is powerless – continues (10/04/2018)
  • My response to a German critic of MMT – Part 1 (26/03/2018)
• Category: Central banking
  • Inflation in Australia falling sharply while the US labour demand collapses (30/08/2023)
  • The growing incidence of financial insecurity and inequality (21/08/2023)
  • US inflation in retreat as housing policy is exposed as a failure (14/08/2023)
  • No change in monetary easing from Bank of Japan until wages growth increases (03/08/2023)
  • The Bank of England ‘losses’ are meaningless and should never be used to justify fiscal austerity (27/07/2023)
  • Australia’s inflation rate continues to fall despite RBA inflationary rate hikes (26/07/2023)
  • Mainstream logic should conclude the Australian unemployment rate is above the NAIRU not below it as the RBA claims (24/07/2023)
  • RBA interest rate rises are inflationary and neoliberal privatisations have reinforced that (19/07/2023)
  • US inflation rate down to 3 per cent and falling fast – it was transitory, folks (13/07/2023)
  • Why are the unions accepting massive real wage cuts? (29/06/2023)
  • Japan’s monetary policy experiment is working (26/06/2023)
  • RBA wants to destroy the livelihoods of 140,000 Australian workers – a shocking indictment of a failed state (22/06/2023)
  • RBA governor’s ‘Qu’ils mangent de la brioche’ moments of disdain (08/06/2023)
  • Rising labour costs have only the smallest impact on services inflation (01/06/2023)
  • Australia – inflation still falling while the RBA governor keeps inventing ruses to keep hiking rates (31/05/2023)
  • No evidence of an imminent wages breakout in Australia despite the claims by the RBA to justify their hikes (17/05/2023)
  • The end of the common currency (euro) cannot come soon enough (15/05/2023)
  • Japan has lower inflation, no currency crisis and its citizens are better off as a result of the monetary-fiscal policy initiatives (04/05/2023)
  • RBA loses the plot – Treasurer should use powers under the Act to suspend the RBA Board’s decision making discretion (03/05/2023)
  • Australian inflation rate has peaked and falling fast – but not fast enough for the interest rate boosters (26/04/2023)
  • The inflation backtracking from the central bankers and others is gathering pace (24/04/2023)
  • RBA Review Report ignores the real questions and proposes to entrench the failed Groupthink (20/04/2023)
  • IMF demonstrates mainstream economics has ossified but remains dominant (17/04/2023)
  • The absurdity of the current monetary policy dominance exposed (06/04/2023)
  • Are the OPEC production cuts a problem? (05/04/2023)
  • Fiscal policy can always protect employment, incomes and business solvency if there is political will (03/04/2023)
  • When mainstream economists arrive at ideas 50 or so years late and pretend to be contributing to knowledge (30/03/2023)
  • Inflation drops sharply in Australia but it is not the work of the RBA (29/03/2023)
  • The inflationary episode is being driven by profit gouging and interest rate hikes won’t help much (27/03/2023)
  • Former Bank of Japan governor challenges the current monetary policy consensus (22/03/2023)
  • The way private banks in Australia screw their communities (20/03/2023)
  • The current inflationary period is not remotely like the 1970s (09/03/2023)
  • RBA is engineering one of the largest cuts to real disposable income per capita in our history (08/03/2023)
  • German Bundestag body’s MMT overview exposes the hidden agenda – the population simply can’t be allowed to understand MMT (06/03/2023)
  • Inflation has probably peaked in Australia – yes, it was a transient episode (02/03/2023)
  • RBA appeal to NAIRU authority is a fraud (23/02/2023)
  • Real wages in Australia continue to plunge but the RBA still falsely claims that wage pressure justifies interest rate hikes (22/02/2023)
  • RBA governor thinks massive bank profits are good while he wants unemployment to rise (15/02/2023)
  • Central banks accounting losses are rising but are of no importance to anything important (09/02/2023)
  • RBA loses all credibility with further interest rate increases (08/02/2023)
  • Inflation has peaked, the supply side is recovering, and the interest rate rises were for what? (01/02/2023)
  • Military spending binge is working to keep economies growing (23/01/2023)
  • The Eurozone fictions continue to propagate (16/01/2023)
  • Inflation up in Australia but the drivers are weakening (11/01/2023)
  • Japan and the World Economy through the lens of MMT – video presentation (29/12/2022)
  • Central bankers have created excessive unemployment for decades because they use the wrong theory (28/12/2022)
  • Bank of Japan has not shifted direction on monetary policy (22/12/2022)
  • US inflation has peaked and monetary policy had nothing much to do with it (14/12/2022)
  • The monetary institutions are the same – but culture dictates the choices we make (08/12/2022)
  • The transitory inflation conjecture gains even more data credence (01/12/2022)
  • RBA governor apologises for duping Australians – but then says we didn’t read the literature closely enough (30/11/2022)
  • IMF continue to demonstrate their neoliberal biases (28/11/2022)
  • The RBA governor jumps the shark (24/11/2022)
  • Champagne socialists in the banking sector reaping millions from public money (23/11/2022)
  • If its bad it must be because of Brexit or MMT or both depending (09/11/2022)
  • RBA has crossed the line – it is now a danger to society (02/11/2022)
  • Australian inflation data – not as scary as most think (27/10/2022)
  • A circular system of nonsense – conventional media reporting on the monetary system (24/10/2022)
  • Banks gouging super profits, yield curve inversion – nothing good is out there (19/10/2022)
  • British currency gyrations are about weak government not fiscal deficits (17/10/2022)
  • Zero trading in 10-year Japanese government bonds signals Bank of Japan supremacy (13/10/2022)
  • Bank of England announces end to propping up corporate greed – sort of! (12/10/2022)
  • Two diametrically-opposed approaches to dealing with inflation – stupidity versus the Japanese way (06/10/2022)
  • RBA tom foolery continues while spending continues unabated (05/10/2022)
  • Central banks can operate with negative equity forever (22/09/2022)
  • Dangerous anachronisms continue – and I am not talking about the British royalty (21/09/2022)
  • Central bank priorities are not the priorities of working people (19/09/2022)
  • Inflation falling in the US and expectations are sharply in decline (14/09/2022)
  • IMF reform proposals for the Eurozone are just weak band aids that cannot fix the dysfunctional mess (12/09/2022)
  • A ‘broad agreement’ on the need for climate change action – doesn’t mean a solution is forthcoming (31/08/2022)
  • Elites using monetary policy to deal with paranoid fears that power might shift towards workers (29/08/2022)
  • It all adds up to the conclusion that system change is required not progressive tinkering (24/08/2022)
  • Radical change is needed and mainstream economics will not be part of the solution (11/08/2022)
  • Corporate profit greed is driving inflationary pressures (04/08/2022)
  • British Tory MP spills the beans on government debt (03/08/2022)
  • Once again the so-called technocracy that is the Eurozone looks like a farce (25/07/2022)
  • The global poly crisis is the culmination of the absurdity of neoliberalism (18/07/2022)
  • Federal Reserve Bank researchers openly acknowledge the inevitability of recession (13/07/2022)
  • Commercial banks make higher profits when interest rates rise (07/07/2022)
  • The RBA has lost the plot – monetary policy is now incomprehensible in Australia (06/07/2022)
  • Why has Japan avoided the rising inflation – a more solidaristic approach helps (04/07/2022)
  • Unaccountable central bankers once again out of controls (30/06/2022)
  • Eurozone anti-fragmentation confusion – its really simple – the ECB has to continue to fund deficits or kaput! (20/06/2022)
  • The class war is over, viva the class war – inflation and all that (09/06/2022)
  • US Federal Reserve Bank economists going Marxist on us (30/05/2022)
  • US inflation is moderating while a massive fiscal contraction is underway – recession looming (12/05/2022)
  • With corporate profits booming, business can afford to pay higher wages (11/05/2022)
  • Fiscal policy shifts, not rising interest rates are required at present (05/05/2022)
  • The RBA has no credibility and the governor and board should resign (04/05/2022)
  • Australia – inflation rises but with no wage pressures evident there is no case for interest rate rises (27/04/2022)
  • IMF and World Bank at odds with each other over interest rate hikes (20/04/2022)
  • Apparently, MMT says there are no inflationary threats – which planet? (06/04/2022)
  • We have an experiment under way as the Bank of Japan holds its cool (31/03/2022)
  • Cash machine capitalism – it is getting uglier by the day (21/03/2022)
  • Inflation is not exploding out of control and interest rate rises will not help (15/03/2022)
  • The IMF shows us that the central bank monetary financing taboo has no substance (01/03/2022)
  • Repeat after me: Central banks can make large losses and who would care (16/02/2022)
  • Covid-specific inflationary pressures are dominant and are transitory (10/02/2022)
  • RBA rejects theory that interest rate rises cure Covid and make trucks go faster (02/02/2022)
  • Australia – inflation mania is alive and well but running on fumes! (25/01/2022)
  • More evidence that the current inflation is ephemeral (17/01/2022)
  • When ABC journalists mislead the public and spread fiction (13/01/2022)
  • German threats of exit rely on the ignorance of others reinforced by Europhile progressives (11/01/2022)
  • Bottom up reform in the EMU requires the abandonment of the Treaties (06/01/2022)
  • The Japanese denial story – Part 2 (04/01/2022)
  • The Japanese denial story – Part 1 (03/01/2022)
  • Turkey – who is squeezing who? (22/12/2021)
  • Central banks are resisting the inflation panic hype from the financial markets – and we are better off as a result (13/12/2021)
  • The NAIRU should have been buried decades ago (09/12/2021)
  • Bank of England finds QE did not increase bank lending: who would have thought (07/12/2021)
  • Governments should not ‘cool’ an economy or cut deficits when there are millions unemployed still (24/11/2021)
  • Corporate welfare abounds (03/11/2021)
  • In the battle between government and the hedge fund gamblers – the government has all the cards (28/10/2021)
  • Federal Reserve research paper kills another core New Keynesian idea about inflation expectations (26/10/2021)
  • When ‘new’ is really old and doesn’t get us very far – latest BIS paper (25/10/2021)
  • Video of presentation for Wattle Partners – October 15, 2021 (21/10/2021)
  • Australian government issues debt, buys most of it itself, and then pays itself interest into the bargain (07/10/2021)
  • Video – Exploring the basic principles and myths surrounding MMT (06/10/2021)
  • Live Stream on Currencies footage – Helsinki, October 2, 2021 (04/10/2021)
  • (Modern) Marx and MMT – Part 2 (30/09/2021)
  • ECB researchers find fiscal policy is very effective and more so if central banks buy up the debt (21/09/2021)
  • They never wrote about it, talked about it, and, did quite the opposite – yet they knew it all along! (20/09/2021)
  • Monetary policy is not effective in dealing with a pandemic – it must support active fiscal policy (15/09/2021)
  • As the mainstream paradigm breaks down (07/09/2021)
  • The dying embers of New Keynesian reasoning (31/08/2021)
  • ECB nearly comes clean – higher fiscal deficits, higher QE (26/08/2021)
  • The ideology that the RBA operates within needs a review not it legislative charter (12/08/2021)
  • Inflation is coming, well, it could be, or, it might happen, gosh … (05/08/2021)
  • Calling the British PAC, IFS – it is time we all moved on from the debt and deficit hysteria (26/07/2021)
  • Reading Beardsley Ruml carefully (19/07/2021)
  • The central banks don’t seem to be worrying about inflation (30/06/2021)
  • Rising prices equal an inflation outbreak (apparently) but then the prices start falling again (21/06/2021)
  • Krugman’s cockroach views on Brazil and hyperinflation (15/06/2021)
  • Price rises should be short-lived – so let’s not resurrect inflation as a bogeyman (09/06/2021)
  • The monetary and fiscal normality of Wolfgang Schäuble – stagnation and entrenched unemployment (08/06/2021)
  • ECB realises it has to keep funding Member State deficits for the foreseeable future (27/05/2021)
  • Don’t say its over until its over – MMT is not close to dominating the narrative (25/05/2021)
  • Right becomes Left for Paul Krugman (19/05/2021)
  • Central bank writes off government currency transfer (13/05/2021)
  • The macroeconomic narrative continues to (MMT) evolve but the games not over yet (04/05/2021)
  • No inflationary trends evident in Australia – latest data (28/04/2021)
  • The IMF is all at sea, stuck in its ways, and sending conflicting signals (26/04/2021)
  • The cat is progressively getting out of the bag – Part 2 (13/04/2021)
  • The cat is progressively getting out of the bag – Part 1 (12/04/2021)
  • US Congress to consider a vote on condemning MMT – signals progress (29/03/2021)
  • Corporate welfare booming in Europe despite the deep crisis being endured by the citizens (25/03/2021)
  • RBA shows who is in charge as the speculators are outwitted (23/03/2021)
  • We need trade unions to grow again (15/03/2021)
  • The past keeps catching up with the mainstream (11/03/2021)
  • The ‘disciplining role of markets’ should be replaced by the disciplining role of democracy (22/02/2021)
  • Central banks should just write off all their government debt holdings (15/02/2021)
  • Central bank at odds with Australian treasury – again (03/02/2021)
  • How come the principles supported austerity one day but fiscal dominance the next? (28/01/2021)
  • IMF actions in Ecuador expose its venal motivations (25/01/2021)
  • Comical claims by mainstream economists that the facts have changed (19/01/2021)
  • OECD is apparently now anti austerity – warning, the leopard hasn’t changed its spots (12/01/2021)
  • My Op Ed in the mainstream Japanese business media (23/12/2020)
  • Credit rating downgrades for Australian states – next (09/12/2020)
  • There is no such thing as a free lunch (08/12/2020)
  • ECB operations are like the wild west and beyond democratic legitimacy (30/11/2020)
  • Governments will always let inflation accelerate – apparently (17/11/2020)
  • Memo: Right pocket to left pocket – don’t let anyone know what it going on in these trousers. (05/11/2020)
  • Politics in a Podcast – fiscal statements and the pandemic future (28/10/2020)
  • Podcast – Unemployment, Surpluses and Investment (30/09/2020)
  • The inner Groupthink camp is breaking up – paradigm shift continues (28/09/2020)
  • Ex German Finance minister deliberately misses the point about the ECB (22/09/2020)
  • US Federal Reserve statement signals a new phase in the paradigm shift in macroeconomics (31/08/2020)
  • More political interference from the central bank – oh but its independent! (24/08/2020)
  • RBA governor adopts a political role to his discredit (18/08/2020)
  • RBA governor denying history and evidence to make political points (23/07/2020)
  • An old central banker trying to come to terms with MMT – not quite getting there (21/07/2020)
  • Governments are now in an ideological bind (14/07/2020)
  • Making better investment decisions using MMT as a knowledge base (long) (13/07/2020)
  • Apparently the government has no money but then has plenty (30/06/2020)
  • Eurozone inflation heading negative as the PEPP buys up big – don’t ask the mainstream to explain (04/06/2020)
  • Why do currency-issuing governments issue debt? – Part 2 (02/06/2020)
  • Why do currency-issuing governments issue debt? – Part 1 (01/06/2020)
  • ECB asset purchase programs are the only thing keeping Member States solvent (28/05/2020)
  • The Australian government is increasingly buying up its own debt – not a taxpayer in sight (26/05/2020)
  • Dear Treasurer, I have a plan for your $60 billion (25/05/2020)
  • MMT critiques need to get more inventive – it’s getting boring (07/05/2020)
  • BVerfG decision once again exposes the sham of the Euro system (06/05/2020)
  • The Bandwagon effect – caution not credit is needed (09/04/2020)
  • Be careful not to get ahead of ourselves – hard-edged class struggle will be necessary (08/04/2020)
  • These worn out debt narratives – Stop It! It’s ridiculous! (01/04/2020)
  • My podcast with Alan Kohler (30/03/2020)
  • “We need the state to bail out the entire nation” (26/03/2020)
  • Some lessons from history for the design of a coronavirus fiscal intervention (24/03/2020)
  • The coronavirus will redefine what currency-issuing governments can do – finally (16/03/2020)
  • The coronavirus crisis – a particular type of shock – Part 2 (11/03/2020)
  • The coronavirus crisis – a particular type of shock – Part 1 (10/03/2020)
  • Bundesbank remits record profits to German government while Greek health system fails (05/03/2020)
  • The central bank independence myth continues (02/03/2020)
  • Fiscal stimulus disappears into saving – solution – bigger stimulus was needed in the first place (17/02/2020)
  • The old guard trying to stay relevant and failing (06/02/2020)
  • Governments can always control yields if they desire (30/01/2020)
  • Introduction – The Last Colonial Currency: A History of the CFA Franc – Part 3 (08/01/2020)
  • Introduction – The Last Colonial Currency: A History of the CFA Franc – Part 2 (07/01/2020)
  • Introduction – The Last Colonial Currency: A History of the CFA Franc – Part 1 (06/01/2020)
  • How to discuss MMT without discussing it – BIS style (30/12/2019)
  • Discredited academic dinosaurs continue to seek relevance (12/12/2019)
  • Q&A Japan style – Part 5b (05/12/2019)
  • Q&A Japan style – Part 5a (03/12/2019)
  • Interview with Asahi Shimbun in Tokyo – November 6, 2019 (25/11/2019)
  • Puzzle: Has real wages growth outstripped productivity growth or not? – Part 2 (21/11/2019)
  • Puzzle: Has real wages growth outstripped productivity growth or not? – Part 1 (20/11/2019)
  • Q&A Japan style – Part 4 (11/11/2019)
  • Leopards do not change their spots (30/10/2019)
  • Q & A Japanese government style – denial has no boundaries (24/10/2019)
  • Euro policy elites deliberately destroyed jobs and income to achieve erroneous fiscal goals (14/10/2019)
  • RBA cuts rates as a futile exercise as Dr Schwarze Null demands fiscal action (02/10/2019)
  • The ‘rats’ are deserting the mainstream ship – and everyone wants in (25/09/2019)
  • ECB confirms monetary policy has run its course – Part 2 (18/09/2019)
  • ECB confirms monetary policy has run its course – Part 1 (17/09/2019)
  • Japan again demonstrates basic errors in mainstream macroeconomic theory (28/08/2019)
  • On money printing and bond issuance – Part 2 (27/08/2019)
  • On money printing and bond issuance – Part 1 (26/08/2019)
  • Inverted yield curves signalling a total failure of the dominant mainstream macroeconomics (20/08/2019)
  • We are approaching a period of fiscal dominance (12/08/2019)
  • Paying interest on excess reserves is not constrained by scarcity (16/07/2019)
  • Central bank research refutes core mainstream macroeconomic propositions (15/07/2019)
  • Reliance on monetary policy is mindless, ideological nonsense (03/07/2019)
  • Why the financial markets are seeking an MMT understanding – Part 2 (02/07/2019)
  • Why the financial markets are seeking an MMT understanding – Part 1 (01/07/2019)
  • The European Union once again reveals why it should be dissolved (27/06/2019)
  • A leopard never changes its spots – Jens Weidmann, ECB President aspirant (20/06/2019)
  • Fiscal policy paralysis and ECB credibility in tatters (18/06/2019)
  • Talking of elephants – plain old, garden variety fiscal policy (30/05/2019)
  • Eurozone horror story continues (25/04/2019)
  • Banque de France should write off its holdings of State debt (24/04/2019)
  • ECB denial is just embarrassing (04/04/2019)
  • The effectiveness and primacy of fiscal policy – Part 3 (02/04/2019)
  • The effectiveness and primacy of fiscal policy – Part 2 (01/04/2019)
  • The effectiveness and primacy of fiscal policy – Part 1 (28/03/2019)
  • The mainstream old guard tell it as it is – and how different that is to MMT (25/03/2019)
  • The erroneous ‘lets have a little, some or no MMT’ narrative (20/02/2019)
  • MMT is sending us crazy – the end is near … hold on, not quite near (05/02/2019)
  • Monetary policy has failed – we must reprioritise fiscal policy (04/02/2019)
  • The ‘fiscal contraction expansion’ lie lives on – now playing in Italy – Part 2 (27/11/2018)
  • Japan still to slip in the sea under its central bank debt burden (22/11/2018)
  • Eurozone fiscal rules bias nations to stagnation – exit is the remedy (21/11/2018)
  • Italy should lead the Member States out of the neoliberal Eurozone dystopia (05/11/2018)
  • Australian inflation data defies mainstream macro predictions – again (01/11/2018)
  • Reflections on the 2nd International MMT Conference – Part 1 (03/10/2018)
  • Precarious private balance sheets driven by fiscal austerity is the problem (17/09/2018)
  • Bank of Japan once again shows who calls the shots (03/09/2018)
  • Fiscal space has nothing to do with public debt ratios or the size of deficits (30/08/2018)
  • The neoliberal ‘progressives’ and their bankster mates are becoming rattled (23/07/2018)
  • The BIS should be defunded and then dissolved (28/06/2018)
  • ECB continues to play a political role making a mockery of its ‘independence’ (12/06/2018)
  • Trade and finance mysteries – Part 2 (09/05/2018)
  • Trade and external finance mysteries – Part 1 (08/05/2018)
  • Bank of Japan’s QE strategy is failing (24/04/2018)
  • Where do we get the funds from to pay our taxes and buy government debt? (15/03/2018)
  • Censorship, the central bank independence ruse and Groupthink (19/02/2018)
  • An MMT response to Jared Bernstein – Part 2 (09/01/2018)
  • Household debt is part of a broader problem – be informed (22/11/2017)
  • Australian inflation outlook benign – room for fiscal stimulus (01/11/2017)
  • The sham of ECB independence (24/10/2017)
  • When intra-governmental relations became absurd – the US-Fed Accord – Part 3 (25/09/2017)
  • When intra-governmental relations turned sour – the US-Fed Accord – Part 2 (21/09/2017)
  • When relations within government were sensible – the US-Fed Accord – Part 1 (19/09/2017)
  • ECB is running out of debt to buy – more smoke and mirrors needed (07/09/2017)
  • Fiscal policy is effective, safe to use, and markets know it (29/08/2017)
  • Central banks still funding government deficits and the sky remains firmly above (23/08/2017)
  • There is nothing much that Milton Friedman got right! (25/07/2017)
  • Inflation abating in the Eurozone signals failure of ECB ideology (04/07/2017)
  • A credit rating agency spinning its usual nonsense (01/06/2017)
  • Deutsche Bundesbank exposes the lies of mainstream monetary theory (26/04/2017)
  • Currency-issuing governments never have to worry about bond markets (03/04/2017)
  • Inflation rises in Euro Area – but don’t claim it is the ECB’s doing (07/03/2017)
  • Australia’s household debt problem is not new – it is a neo-liberal product (22/02/2017)
  • The ECB should not become a fiscal agent (21/02/2017)
  • Australian Labor Party fails the fiscal test – badly (30/01/2017)
  • Foreign sales of US government debt are largely irrelevant (02/01/2017)
  • US central bank decision to raise interest rates doesn’t make much sense (19/12/2016)
  • Bank of Japan is in charge not the bond markets (21/11/2016)
  • Australia’s new central bank governor chooses to dissemble on fiscal issues (16/11/2016)
  • When New is Old and just another exercise in denial (15/11/2016)
  • Trump might do us a favour – expose the myth of central bank independence (14/11/2016)
  • ECB – every which way but to the point (02/11/2016)
  • Pragmatic retreats into reality by the IMF will be ephemeral (06/10/2016)
  • First appearance by Australia’s new central bank governor disappointing (29/09/2016)
  • Helicopter money is a fiscal operation and is not inherently inflationary (06/09/2016)
  • Monetary policy has to work hand-in-glove with fiscal policy to be effective (01/09/2016)
  • Indexed bank reserve support schemes will not expand credit (31/08/2016)
  • Modern Monetary Theory – what is new about it? – Part 3 (long) (25/08/2016)
  • Overt Monetary Financing would flush out the ideological disdain for fiscal policy (28/07/2016)
  • Further evidence that ECB monetary gymnastics have not stimulated lending (21/06/2016)
  • The European Commission and ECB outdo themselves in their quest for absurdity (14/06/2016)
  • ECB’s expanded asset purchase programme – more smoke and mirrors (30/05/2016)
  • There is no secular stagnation – just irresponsible fiscal policy (10/05/2016)
  • The government has all the tools it needs, anytime, to resist recession (20/04/2016)
  • The BIS adds to the financial turbulence and should be disbanded (08/03/2016)
  • Japan – another week of humiliation for mainstream macroeconomics (03/03/2016)
  • We are being led by imbeciles (01/03/2016)
  • The reality of Germany and the buffoons in Brussels intervenes … (03/02/2016)
  • The ECB could stand on its head and not have much impact (02/02/2016)
  • The folly of negative interest rates on bank reserves (01/02/2016)
  • Globalisation and currency arrangements (11/01/2016)
  • Central bank propaganda from Minneapolis (28/12/2015)
  • There was no reason for the US to raise interest rates (22/12/2015)
  • Friday lay day – Eurozone, lessons have not been learned (04/12/2015)
  • Overt Monetary Financing – again (18/11/2015)
  • Friday lay day – banksters misbehaving again but Portugal offers hope (23/10/2015)
  • Monetary policy didn’t work as intended (08/10/2015)
  • Why banks are pushing the US central bank to increase interest rates (05/10/2015)
  • US Federal Reserve decision correct – there is no ‘normal’ (23/09/2015)
  • US Federal Reserve should not increase interest rates (27/08/2015)
  • A central bank can always prevent government default (23/06/2015)
  • Friday lay day – Australian RBA Governor concludes government policy is failing (12/06/2015)
  • Bank of England finally catches on – mainstream monetary theory is erroneous (01/06/2015)
  • Central bank politicians who evade democratic scrutiny and election (28/05/2015)
  • Neo-liberal dynamics restored after the shock of the GFC (20/05/2015)
  • Iceland’s Sovereign Money Proposal – Part 2 (06/05/2015)
  • Iceland’s Sovereign Money Proposal – Part 1 (05/05/2015)
  • Friday lay day – government and central bank venality (24/04/2015)
  • Bank of England Groupthink exposed (08/01/2015)
  • The sham of central bank independence (23/12/2014)
  • Eurozone households still highly vulnerable to bankruptcy (28/10/2014)
  • Since when did the BIS become the Neo-liberal Ministry of Misinformation? (26/06/2013)
  • Accounting regulations can change (04/04/2013)
  • UE is needed rather than QE (12/06/2012)
  • The ECB cannot go broke – get over it (11/05/2012)
  • New central bank initiative shows governments are not financially constrained (24/01/2012)
• Category: Climate change
  • It will end badly if we rely on the speculators and gamblers for a climate change solution (21/09/2023)
  • A large government presence required for energy transition does not mean massive deficits are required (03/07/2023)
  • The climate emergency requires us to reset our understanding of fiscal capacity. It is already, probably, too late. (11/05/2023)
  • Degrowth, food loss and food waste – Part 7 (20/02/2023)
  • Degrowth, food and agriculture – Part 6 (13/02/2023)
  • Degrowth, deep adaptation, and skills shortages – Part 5 (03/11/2022)
  • Degrowth, Deep adaptation and MMT – Part 3 (03/10/2022)
  • Deep adaptation, degrowth and MMT – Part 2 (08/09/2022)
  • Deep Adaptation – Part 1 (22/08/2022)
  • Germany is in deep trouble and requires a major shift in policy strategy (15/08/2022)
  • Mask mandates should be reintroduced to stop our rising death rate (20/07/2022)
  • Australian government invokes ‘can-do capitalism’ to save us from climate change – disaster awaits (18/11/2021)
  • The financial markets should be kept away from the climate crisis solution (10/11/2021)
  • Advanced nations must increase their foreign aid (07/04/2021)
  • (Re)municipalisation – purging the barbarians from inside the gate (10/12/2020)
  • Urgent need for governments to deal with urban decay and green up our cities (09/06/2020)
  • Conversation with William Mitchell and Noel Pearson, Newcastle, December 15, 2019 (12/03/2020)
  • Australia’s bushfire dystopia – another entry for the neoliberal report card (09/01/2020)
  • Australia’s broadband disaster has lessons for a Green New Deal strategy (06/08/2019)
  • Modest (insipid) Green New Deal proposals miss the point – Part 2 (29/07/2019)
  • Modest (insipid) Green New Deal proposals miss the point – Part 1 (25/07/2019)
  • ‘Sound finance’ prevents available climate solution with massive jobs potential (08/07/2019)
  • Shorter hours might send us broke (29/05/2019)
  • US Congress hypocrites lose the plot (09/05/2019)
  • The Job Guarantee is more than a Green New Deal job creation policy (17/12/2018)
  • US labour market moderated in November and considerable slack remains (11/12/2018)
  • Framing matters – the unemployed and the farmers (07/08/2018)
  • Progressives should move on from a reliance on ‘Robin Hood’ taxes (04/09/2017)
  • Gas reservation is not a progressive option despite scandalous profits (28/02/2017)
  • Market manipulation and electricity blackouts (13/02/2017)
  • Friday lay day – when governments act outside the law they just change the law! (21/08/2015)
  • Australian coal sector being undermined by responsible Chinese policy (23/07/2015)
  • Real GDP growth now requires less energy but is that the point? (27/08/2014)
  • A trail of misinformation and manipulation (23/06/2014)
  • Climate change – Australian government further entrenches the market myth (29/08/2012)
  • Australia’s response to climate change gets worse … (15/11/2009)
  • Population policy – cyclical or long-term? (16/03/2009)
  • Be careful what we wish for … (05/03/2009)
  • Recent interviews – crisis, green jobs … (03/03/2009)
  • Thirsty and hot Koala … (05/02/2009)
• Category: Conversations
  • Our sequel to Reclaiming the State in now in progress (27/02/2020)
  • A conversation between MMT founders (02/01/2020)
• Category: Coronavirus
  • Bank of Japan continues to show who has the power (26/01/2023)
  • The pandemic has caused fundamental shifts in worker behaviour (12/01/2023)
  • Older workers in Australia taking on more work, while in Britain they are bailing out (21/12/2022)
  • Australia – wages growth flat and purchasing power of workers is plummeting to new depths (17/08/2022)
  • Low US unemployment does not negate the conclusion that the US economy is now in recession (01/08/2022)
  • We should celebrate the ‘work from home’ phenomenon (28/07/2022)
  • Deliberately creating mass unemployment now would be the work of vandals and New Keynesians (19/04/2022)
  • The rising incidence of Long Covid and its labour market impacts (12/04/2022)
  • External border closures in Australia reduced the unemployment rate by around 2.7 points (28/02/2022)
  • Why are the progressive left mixing with the dark right on Covid? (12/01/2022)
  • Australia is becoming an Orwellian dystopia (05/01/2022)
  • Sunak – (bad) comedian of the year (15/12/2021)
  • The Left has failed during the pandemic but not because they supported restrictions (02/12/2021)
  • The current inflation trajectory still looks to be transitory (22/11/2021)
  • The pandemic that just keeps giving, and not in a good way! (02/11/2021)
  • Vaccine study suggests boosters will be required sooner rather than later (20/10/2021)
  • Immanuel Kant on money and more (25/08/2021)
  • The Pandemic, Government Failures and Accumulated Social Wreckage (24/08/2021)
  • The ideology of neoliberal ‘freedom’ ends up damaging all of us – NSW Covid outbreak (10/08/2021)
  • The pandemic exposes the damage that neoliberalism has caused (03/08/2021)
  • Mobility data tells an interesting story about cultural differences between Australian states (21/07/2021)
  • Australia’s Covid recession has increased inequality – winners and losers (29/06/2021)
  • Restricting population growth is good for local workers (22/06/2021)
  • Plenty left behind in a national economy that the Government claims is ‘roaring back’ (01/06/2021)
  • Latest IMF data helps us see how political choices impact on health and economic outcomes (08/04/2021)
  • More privatisation myopia (22/03/2021)
  • European Union is destroying the future for its citizens (16/03/2021)
  • Alas, the window seems to be closing (09/03/2021)
  • Unemployed in Australia forced to live in abject poverty and the business sector thinks that is fine (04/02/2021)
  • It’s hard to conceive of anything the EU could manage properly (01/02/2021)
  • It is a syndemic not a pandemic – broader policies are needed (26/01/2021)
  • The pandemic is demonstrating that we can resist neoliberalism (20/01/2021)
  • Governments should be working for everyone, not just the fortunate few (24/11/2020)
  • Why improve policy when a government can pillory a low-paid, precarious worker instead (23/11/2020)
  • Australian labour market improving as Victoria eases its strict lockdown (19/11/2020)
  • Australia – lowest nominal wages growth on record leading to significant real wage cuts (18/11/2020)
  • ABCD, social capital and all the rest of the neoliberal narratives to undermine progress (12/11/2020)
  • US claimants recovery stalls (26/10/2020)
  • Australian labour market continues to go backwards as government sits idly by (20/10/2020)
  • When disaster strikes the poorest nations, the IMF guarantees to make it worse (13/10/2020)
  • Governments should use their fiscal capacity to ensure our youth always can find a job (12/10/2020)
  • Latest employment data in Australia continues sorry tale and what I would do about it (24/09/2020)
  • More analysis from the coronavirus dataset (23/09/2020)
  • There is no inevitable trade-off between saving the lives of the aged and economic prosperity (21/09/2020)
  • Australian labour market – improving modestly but much more fiscal stimulus is required (17/09/2020)
  • Federal government cutting spending as payroll data shows employment still in decline (10/09/2020)
  • Australian economy collapses and the federal government goes missing (02/09/2020)
  • Payroll employment falling again as second-wave and inadequate policy response bites (25/08/2020)
  • Australia’s job recovery stalling and soon to head south again (12/08/2020)
  • Fundamental lack of leadership vision in Australia’s response to the pandemic (06/08/2020)
  • Latest data – largest quarterly output decline in recorded US history – but Europe is worse (03/08/2020)
  • Academic freedom requires evidence and knowledge – not a desire for headlines (28/07/2020)
  • Latest Australian payroll data suggests employment damage from shutdown is worse than thought (20/07/2020)
  • How hard is it for the government to create some jobs? (09/07/2020)
  • We can have full employment again in a green world (07/07/2020)
  • Governments should do everything possible to avoid recessions – yet they don’t (29/06/2020)
  • Australian labour force data – labour underutilisation rate rises to 25.1 per cent (18/06/2020)
  • Worst is over for Australian workers but a long tail of woe is likely due to policy failure (16/06/2020)
  • Neoliberalism is likely to survive yet another crisis (15/06/2020)
  • Government goes missing in the European Union (11/06/2020)
  • US Labour Market – cheering but it is too early to break out the champagne (08/06/2020)
  • Australia national accounts – early stages of the virus recession now clear (03/06/2020)
  • The job losses continue in Australia but at a slower pace (19/05/2020)
  • The coronavirus crisis is just exposing the failure of neoliberalism (12/05/2020)
  • Latest employment data for Australia exposes Federal government’s wilful neglect (05/05/2020)
  • The advanced nations should take the lead of Pakistan in job creation (04/05/2020)
  • Live stream tonight – May 1, 2020 – MMT and fiscal stimulus design (01/05/2020)
  • A Job Guarantee would require $A26.5 billion net to reduce the unemployment rate by 6 percentage points (30/04/2020)
  • The European Commission non-stimulus is a waiting game before new austerity is imposed (27/04/2020)
  • Policy failure – Australian unemployment rate probably already around 10.9 per cent (23/04/2020)
  • Why does anyone read the New York Times? (22/04/2020)
  • Australia labour market – data release not representative of where we are today – Government stimulus underwhelming (16/04/2020)
  • US downturn very harmful to low wage workers and their communities (14/04/2020)
  • EMU Member States should ignore Brussels and do whatever it takes (02/04/2020)
  • The government should pay the workers 100 per cent, not rely on wage subsidies (31/03/2020)
  • Learning about epidemics (25/03/2020)
  • It’s Modern Monetary Theory time! No, it always has been! (23/03/2020)
  • There is absolutely no reason for musicians to lose all income because gigs are cancelled (18/03/2020)
• Category: Cosmopolitanism
• Category: Debriefing 101
  • The tax extreme wealth to increase funds for government spending narrative just reinforces neoliberal framing (07/09/2023)
  • A nation does not shift to an MMT regime (27/04/2023)
  • The Ministry for the Future has some MMT lessons on fiscal policy (27/06/2022)
  • Taxation is an indispensable anti-inflation policy tool in Modern Monetary Theory (23/06/2022)
  • MMT economists do not seek to enumerate how many angels can dance on the head of a pin (04/11/2021)
  • MMT and Power – Part 2 (10/06/2021)
  • MMT and Power – Part 1 (06/05/2021)
  • The Cambridge Controversy – a fundamental refutation of orthodox economic theory – Part 2 (29/04/2021)
  • The Cambridge Controversy – a fundamental refutation of orthodox economic theory – Part 1 (27/04/2021)
  • Some historical thinking about the Job Guarantee (25/02/2021)
  • Tax cuts are unlikely to work at present and are less effective than government spending increases (01/10/2020)
  • MMT blows the cover on the fictional world of mainstream economics that serves class interests (03/09/2020)
  • Presentation to the New Zealand Fabian Society, August 16, 2020 (26/08/2020)
  • The provenance of the Job Guarantee concept in MMT (20/04/2020)
  • GDP is a flow and is the sum of the all expenditure flows over a given period (12/02/2020)
  • MMT and the MMT Project – Part 2 (05/02/2020)
  • MMT and the MMT Project – Part 1 (04/02/2020)
  • A response to Greg Mankiw – Part 3 (31/12/2019)
  • A response to Greg Mankiw – Part 2 (24/12/2019)
  • A response to Greg Mankiw – Part 1 (23/12/2019)
  • The historical beginning of the MMT team – from the archives (27/11/2019)
  • Brighton Labour Party Fringe Event with Chris Williamson – full audio coverage (26/09/2019)
  • The Job Guarantee misinformation campaign – UBI style (15/05/2019)
  • When the MMT critics jump the shark (16/04/2019)
  • Operationalising core MMT principles – Part 1 (22/01/2019)
  • When two original MMT developers get together to discuss their work (13/12/2018)
  • Reflections on the 2nd International MMT Conference – Part 2 (04/10/2018)
  • Understanding what the T in MMT involves (20/09/2018)
  • The divide between mainstream macro and MMT is irreconcilable – Part 3 (12/09/2018)
  • The divide between mainstream macro and MMT is irreconcilable – Part 2 (11/09/2018)
  • The divide between mainstream macro and MMT is irreconcilable – Part 1 (10/09/2018)
  • MMT is just plain good economics – Part 1 (09/08/2018)
  • Real resource constraints and fiscal policy design (21/06/2018)
  • The ‘truth sandwich’ and the impacts of neoliberalism (19/06/2018)
  • A surplus of trade discussions (23/05/2018)
  • On the path to MMT becoming mainstream (17/04/2018)
  • My response to a German critic of MMT – Part 3 (03/04/2018)
  • My response to a German critic of MMT – Part 2 (29/03/2018)
  • Planning public works – history has a lot to say if we listen properly (30/01/2018)
  • An MMT response to Jared Bernstein – Part 3 (10/01/2018)
  • An MMT response to Jared Bernstein – Part 1 (08/01/2018)
  • Reclaiming the State (30/08/2017)
  • Humans are intrinsically anti neo-liberal (22/05/2017)
  • MMT is what is, not what might be (20/04/2017)
  • Why are CEOs now supporting basic income guarantees? (28/03/2017)
  • Eurozone Dystopia – video presentation (20/03/2017)
  • MMT predicts well – Groupthink in action (06/02/2017)
  • The ‘post-truth’ era – nothing new in mainstream economics (08/12/2016)
  • Hyman Minsky was not a guiding light for MMT (09/11/2016)
  • Modern Monetary Theory – what is new about it? – Part 2 (long) (23/08/2016)
  • Modern Monetary Theory – what is new about it? (22/08/2016)
  • Ultimately, real resource availability constrains prosperity (11/02/2016)
  • Flow-of-funds and sectoral balances (24/11/2015)
  • Modern Monetary Theory and Value Capture (11/11/2015)
  • Governments do not need the savings of the rich, nor their taxes! (17/08/2015)
  • The origins of the ‘leftist’ failure to oppose austerity (22/07/2015)
  • Interview: Demystifying Modern Monetary Theory (01/01/2015)
  • Framing Modern Monetary Theory – Presentation (25/12/2014)
  • The inexact science of calibrating fiscal policy (02/12/2014)
  • MMT – lacks a political economy? (14/10/2014)
  • Framing Modern Monetary Theory (05/12/2013)
  • How to discuss Modern Monetary Theory (05/11/2013)
  • Modern Monetary Theory and environmental sustainability – Part 1 (31/12/2012)
  • Not everybody can de-lever at the same time (23/05/2012)
  • Whatever – its either employment or unemployment buffer stocks (30/12/2011)
  • MMT is biased towards anti-crony (28/12/2011)
  • Painstaking, dot-point summary – bond issuance doesn’t lower inflation risk (19/08/2011)
  • The role of bank deposits in Modern Monetary Theory (26/05/2011)
  • The full employment fiscal deficit condition (13/04/2011)
  • Budget deficit basics (04/04/2011)
  • Beyond austerity (18/03/2011)
  • Modern monetary theory and inflation – Part 2 (06/01/2011)
  • What is fiscal sustainability? Washington presentation (27/10/2010)
  • Wealth effects – been down that road before (25/10/2010)
  • Back to basics – aggregate demand drives output (22/10/2010)
  • There is no financial crisis so deep that cannot be dealt with by public spending – still! (11/10/2010)
  • The consolidated government – treasury and central bank (20/08/2010)
  • Modern monetary theory and inflation – Part 1 (07/07/2010)
  • Fiscal austerity – the newest fallacy of composition (06/07/2010)
  • Deficits are our saving (21/06/2010)
  • Taxpayers do not fund anything (19/04/2010)
  • A modern monetary theory lullaby (17/02/2010)
  • Barnaby, better to walk before we run (09/02/2010)
  • Who is in charge? (08/02/2010)
  • What causes mass unemployment? (11/01/2010)
  • On voluntary constraints that undermine public purpose (25/12/2009)
  • Building bank reserves is not inflationary (14/12/2009)
  • Building bank reserves will not expand credit (13/12/2009)
  • Functional finance and modern monetary theory (01/11/2009)
  • Modern monetary theory in an open economy (13/10/2009)
  • Asset bubbles and the conduct of banks (02/10/2009)
  • Operational design arising from modern monetary theory (20/09/2009)
  • Stock-flow consistent macro models (08/09/2009)
  • The natural rate of interest is zero! (30/08/2009)
  • Some myths about modern monetary theory and its developers (14/08/2009)
  • Zimbabwe for hyperventilators 101 (29/07/2009)
  • Debt is not debt (08/07/2009)
  • Fiscal sustainability 101 – Part 3 (17/06/2009)
  • Fiscal sustainability 101 – Part 2 (16/06/2009)
  • Fiscal sustainability 101 – Part 1 (15/06/2009)
  • Gold standard and fixed exchange rates – myths that still prevail (28/05/2009)
  • Structural deficits – the great con job! (15/05/2009)
  • Ratings agencies and higher interest rates (26/04/2009)
  • Money multiplier and other myths (21/04/2009)
  • The Future Fund scandal (19/04/2009)
  • When is a job guarantee a Job Guarantee? (17/04/2009)
  • The dreaded NAIRU is still about! (16/04/2009)
  • Will we really pay higher interest rates? (08/04/2009)
  • Will we really pay higher taxes? (07/04/2009)
  • On things nautical! (02/04/2009)
  • A Koala Notes currency? (31/03/2009)
  • A simple personal calling card economy (31/03/2009)
  • More journalistic nonsense! (29/03/2009)
  • Minimum wages 101 (27/03/2009)
  • Budget surpluses are not national saving (23/03/2009)
  • Size of deficit 101 (22/03/2009)
  • Public infrastructure 101 – Part 1 (20/03/2009)
  • Social security insolvency 101 (14/03/2009)
  • Quantitative easing 101 (13/03/2009)
  • Deficit spending 101 – Part 3 (02/03/2009)
  • Deficit spending 101 – Part 2 (23/02/2009)
  • Deficit spending 101 – Part 1 (21/02/2009)
• Category: Degrowth
  • Degrowth, deep adaptation, and skills shortages – Part 4 (31/10/2022)
• Category: Demise of the Left
  • The Chilean coup just one link in a complicated right-wing economics agenda to empower capital (11/09/2023)
  • New feudalism seems to forget about the capitalists (23/08/2023)
  • Prospective future Labor Prime Minister wants to channel those who cut real wages, privatise and extol neoliberalism (09/03/2022)
  • The year Australian progressives abandoned the national commitment to full employment (22/02/2022)
  • To reclaim the state, we have to start with ourselves (21/12/2021)
  • Marx’s dream does not justify ignoring day-to-day human suffering (19/10/2021)
  • When progressives remain regressive (10/02/2021)
  • Tracing the roots of progressive views on the duty to work – Part 7 (06/10/2020)
  • British-EU disputes suggest the Tories are set to break away from the sordid Thatcher legacy (09/09/2020)
  • As you were Greece – remain in permanent depression – commitments are commitments! (11/07/2019)
  • The flexibility experiment in Portugal has largely failed (20/11/2018)
  • Left-liberals and neoliberals really should not be in the same party (25/10/2018)
  • Progressive political leadership is absent but required (24/10/2018)
  • The AfD and its ilk is a sideshow in the neoliberal takeover (22/10/2018)
  • The abdication of the Left – redux – Part 2 (17/07/2018)
  • The abdication of the Left – redux – Part 1 (16/07/2018)
  • Elements in a strategy for the Left (10/07/2018)
  • We can do something about neoliberalism (27/06/2018)
  • The assault on democracy in Italy (30/05/2018)
  • Die schwarze Null continues to haunt Europe (21/05/2018)
  • Progressive cause in Australia seriously undermined by … progressives (18/04/2018)
  • Countering the march of the robots narrative (20/11/2017)
  • When the mainstream Left gets lost down its Europhile hole (26/10/2017)
  • Three recent interviews – transcripts and video (17/10/2017)
  • Video of Reclaiming the State presentation, Brighton, UK September 25, 2017 (04/10/2017)
  • The role of literary fiction in perpetuating neo-liberal economic myths – Part 1 (11/09/2017)
  • The divide-and-conquer strategy of the CIA in France 1985-style (24/08/2017)
  • Jacques Delors – a failed leader not a champion of a prosperous Europe (14/08/2017)
  • The way forward for progressives (11/05/2017)
  • Moving on from the post-modernist derailment of the Left (27/12/2016)
  • The case against free trade – Part 4 (24/11/2016)
  • The case against free trade – Part 3 (22/11/2016)
  • The case against free trade – Part 2 (08/11/2016)
  • The case against free trade – Part 1 (27/10/2016)
  • Rising inequality and underconsumption (25/10/2016)
  • Ending food price speculation – Part 2 (18/10/2016)
  • Ending food price speculation – Part 1 (17/10/2016)
  • Reforming the international institutional framework – Part 3 (10/10/2016)
  • An optimistic view of worker power (03/10/2016)
  • Is there a case for a basic income guarantee – Part 5 (27/09/2016)
  • Is there a case for a basic income guarantee – Part 4 – robot edition (26/09/2016)
  • Is there a case for a basic income guarantee – Part 3 (22/09/2016)
  • Is there a case for a basic income guarantee – Part 2 (21/09/2016)
  • Is there a case for a basic income guarantee – Part 1 (19/09/2016)
  • Work is important for human well-being (14/09/2016)
  • The struggle to establish a coherent progressive position continues (11/08/2016)
  • Reducing income inequality (08/08/2016)
  • Reforming the international institutional framework – Part 2 (04/08/2016)
  • Reforming the international institutional framework – Part 1 (03/08/2016)
  • Brainbelts – only a part of a progressive future (25/07/2016)
  • Towards a progressive concept of efficiency – Part 2 (19/07/2016)
  • Towards a progressive concept of efficiency – Part 1 (18/07/2016)
  • Why capital controls should be part of a progressive policy (06/07/2016)
  • Iceland proves the nation state is alive and well (31/05/2016)
  • The US government view of the 1976 sterling crisis (25/05/2016)
  • The Left confuses globalisation with neo-liberalism and gets lost (27/04/2016)
  • Rising urban inequality and segregation and the role of the state (11/04/2016)
  • The impossibility theorem that beguiles the Left (17/02/2016)
  • Balance of payments constraints (10/02/2016)
  • Is exchange rate depreciation inflationary? (09/02/2016)
  • The capacity of the state and the open economy – Part 1 (08/02/2016)
  • The Modigliani controversy – the break with Keynesian thinking (21/01/2016)
  • The co-option of government by transnational organisations (13/01/2016)
  • The mass consumption era and the rise of neo-liberalism (07/01/2016)
  • On the trail of inflation and the fears of the same … (03/12/2015)
  • The demise of French greatness and the European Left (25/11/2015)
• Category: Development
  • A debt jubilee is the only way low-income nations will escape the penury of debt distress (and the IMF/World Bank) (01/05/2023)
  • Helping ease food insecurity and starvation requires governments to ban bankers speculating on food prices (21/04/2022)
  • Myopic meanness – Australia’s ODA cuts to its neighbours in the Pacific (05/04/2022)
• Category: Economics
  • The conflicting role played by education in social mobility and class reinforcement (09/08/2023)
  • Beware: pension systems about to collapse. Not! More mainstream fiction (19/06/2023)
  • Economics Groupthink on display in its most dismissive, arrogant and mindless manner (25/05/2023)
  • A podcast on Japan and MMT (19/12/2022)
  • Musicians should be paid at least a socially inclusive minimum living wage (28/09/2022)
  • At school today … (09/08/2022)
  • The new Australian treasurer’s comprehension of his brief is dire (02/06/2022)
  • A cynical fiscal statement from a crooked government (30/03/2022)
  • Single-payer health care should be funded by the federal government (23/03/2022)
  • Teaching disadvantaged adults about child development is an effective way to reduce inequality (14/12/2021)
  • Poverty is about lack of opportunity not individual characteristics (23/11/2021)
  • Why flat wages growth in Australia tells us nothing about the impact of migration on the labour market (16/11/2021)
  • When labour shortages just signal management caprice – case study (09/11/2021)
  • Marx and MMT – Part 1 (28/09/2021)
  • European growth positive but weak (08/09/2021)
  • Time for a debate about re-nationalisation (16/08/2021)
  • Tunisia is a classic example of the failed IMF/World Bank development model (04/08/2021)
  • Debate about the National Disability Insurance Scheme driven by the usual ‘taxpayer’s money’ arguments (22/07/2021)
  • Intergenerational Report – the past is catching up with the government and the game is up (07/07/2021)
  • Announcing the Instituto de Finanças Funcionais para o Desenvolvimento (16/06/2021)
  • Why economists kept getting the policies right! (17/03/2021)
  • Week 2 of the MOOC Modern Monetary Theory: Economics for the 21st Century starts today (10/03/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – March 6-7, 2021 (05/03/2021)
  • Have mainstream economists really embraced large deficits and central bank bond purchases? (23/02/2021)
  • Britain banking regulation to tighten as a consequence of leaving the neoliberal EU (17/02/2021)
  • Using a regional lens reveals the uneven impact of the COVID employment crash (11/02/2021)
  • Is the $US900 billion stimulus in the US likely to overheat the economy – Part 2? (31/12/2020)
  • Is the $US900 billion stimulus in the US likely to overheat the economy – Part 1? (30/12/2020)
  • More evidence against the ‘trickle down’ orthodoxy in macroeconomics (21/12/2020)
  • Neoliberal myopia strikes again (16/12/2020)
  • Podcast – What is modern monetary theory and could it fix Australia’s problems? (25/11/2020)
  • A video, papers to be read and a song (04/11/2020)
  • Drain the (corporate) swamp (27/10/2020)
  • There is no limit to government debt issuance – if you have your own currency (15/09/2020)
  • Capital investment in Australia falls off the proverbial in the June quarter (27/08/2020)
  • The Powell Memo Play in Australian higher education (23/06/2020)
  • May 30, 2020 – we remember the release of the 1945 White Paper on Full Employment (27/05/2020)
  • Progressives still speak the language of the neoliberals but then dream of change (20/05/2020)
  • The Weekend Quiz – May 16-17, 2020 (15/05/2020)
  • Rounding off the Masterclass in London last weekend (26/02/2020)
  • Be careful of what parades as academic research (Uber) (29/01/2020)
  • Britain continues to defy Project Fear (27/01/2020)
  • The Weekend Quiz – January 25-26, 2020 – answers and discussion (25/01/2020)
  • Japan announces a stimulus as the Right take over Bolivia (13/11/2019)
  • The evidence from the sociologists against economic thinking is compelling (12/11/2019)
  • Apparently core MMT idea is now supported by the mainstream (16/10/2019)
  • The rich are getting richer in Australia while the rest of us mark time (21/08/2019)
  • Trade unions have a blueprint from Treasury to increase their industrial disputation (17/07/2019)
  • How social democratic parties erect the plank and then walk it – Part 1 (06/06/2019)
  • Japan Finance Minister getting paranoid about MMT (21/05/2019)
  • Marxists getting all tied up on MMT (01/05/2019)
  • Another fictional characterisation of MMT finishes in total confusion (13/03/2019)
  • The conga line of MMT critics – marching into oblivion (07/03/2019)
  • The NAIRU/Output gap scam (26/02/2019)
  • Those Imbecilic Keynesianisticists are loose – lock up your … whatever! (13/02/2019)
  • The brainwashing of economics graduate students (12/02/2019)
  • Nations heading south as austerity continues (06/02/2019)
  • The mindless and myopic nature of neoliberalism (09/01/2019)
  • MMT and pluralism in economics (11/10/2018)
  • Economics curriculum is needed to work against selfishness and for altruism (19/09/2018)
  • Reliance on household debt and a lazy corporate sector – a recipe for disaster (06/09/2018)
  • Australian households running down savings and in a race to go broke (08/08/2018)
  • The government is not a household and imports are still a benefit (01/08/2018)
  • Do not privatise the Australian Broadcasting Commission (20/06/2018)
  • Lower bond yields do not save the Japanese Government money (14/05/2018)
  • Education – a faux crisis, an erroneous ‘solution’ and capital wins again (03/05/2018)
  • The World Bank should be defunded (30/04/2018)
  • Corporate Australia – the mendicants who want more! (27/03/2018)
  • Here is a new argument for the Remainers – should be a winner (14/02/2018)
  • The bond vigilantes saddle up their Shetland ponies – apparently (12/02/2018)
  • The blight of the visitor economy (06/02/2018)
  • Lack of universal health care due to application of spurious ‘sound finance’ (21/12/2017)
  • What matters about the Paradise Papers (13/11/2017)
  • Time to nationalise superannuation in Australia – even conservatives think so! (23/10/2017)
  • Retail sales dive in Australia – neoliberal contradictions now obvious (12/10/2017)
  • Contrasting narratives about the outcomes of the euro (05/10/2017)
  • Mainstream macroeconomics credibility went out the window years ago (02/10/2017)
  • Addressing claims that global financial markets are all powerful (27/09/2017)
  • When economists lose the plot entirely and show their colours (31/08/2017)
  • When neo-liberal masquerades as anti-establishment (21/08/2017)
  • Falling enrolments in mainstream economics programs is a desirable outcome (09/08/2017)
  • The neo-liberal infestation – Australia’s broadband fiasco gets worse (02/08/2017)
  • Reflections on a visit to New Zealand (01/08/2017)
  • EU clones itself in West Africa and then tries to ransack the region (10/07/2017)
  • When the top-end-of-town realise their strategy is failing (28/06/2017)
  • If Africa is rich – why is it so poor? (19/06/2017)
  • Stuart Chase – a visionary ahead of his time (13/06/2017)
  • World Bankspeak – how to hide the failure of a mission! (29/05/2017)
  • Australia’s Overseas Aid cuts reveal a nation that has lost its spirit (15/05/2017)
  • Recessions are never desirable events and are always avoidable (10/04/2017)
  • Big business wants government to cut funding them immediately (if only) (22/03/2017)
  • Amazing what politics does to people (21/03/2017)
  • When fake knowledge peddled by macroeconomics starts to fail the ‘investors’ (15/03/2017)
  • The failure of economics – reality and language (08/03/2017)
  • Mainstream macroeconomics – exudes denial while purporting to be progressive (20/02/2017)
  • Another Milton Friedman legacy bites the dust (31/01/2017)
  • Upward mobility declines sharply as the rich make off with the growth (26/01/2017)
  • When mainstream economists jump the shark and lose it completely (23/01/2017)
  • The Weekend Quiz – January 21-22, 2017 (20/01/2017)
  • Paul Krugman’s ideas are part of the problem (10/01/2017)
  • Performing artists bear the brunt of austerity under neo-liberalism (04/01/2017)
  • Mainstream macroeconomics in a state of ‘intellectual regress’ (03/01/2017)
  • Australians have plenty of reasons to be ashamed – ODA is one of them (29/12/2016)
  • It is just ridiculous to starve public investment funding (21/12/2016)
  • A lying government pushing economy towards recession and greater inequality (20/12/2016)
  • Austerity is the enemy of our grandchildren as public infrastructure degrades (14/12/2016)
  • Poor fiction from the OECD – the organisation should be abolished (28/11/2016)
  • Using welfare systems to hide the problem of deindustrialisation (10/11/2016)
  • A Job Guarantee ensures there is always a job for the unskilled (01/11/2016)
  • The ‘World’s Wrongest Man’ at it again – when does credibility evaporate? (24/10/2016)
  • Australian national broadcaster gives ignorance the national stage (19/10/2016)
  • Currency-issuing governments can keystroke their outstanding debt into oblivion (13/10/2016)
  • Reforming the international institutional framework – Part 4 (11/10/2016)
  • When the term ‘progressive’ loses all meaning … (04/10/2016)
  • The neo-liberal race to the bottom is destroying communities and killing workers (05/09/2016)
  • Australian Treasurer embarrasses himself (29/08/2016)
  • Why Uber is not a progressive development (16/08/2016)
  • Time for fiscal policy as we learn more about monetary policy ineffectiveness (09/08/2016)
  • Don’t let neo-liberal (idiots) loose with a spreadsheet! (02/08/2016)
  • The Bank of Japan needs to introduce Overt Monetary Financing next (26/07/2016)
  • The Weekend Quiz – July 16-17, 2016 – answers and discussion (16/07/2016)
  • Australia now on negative watch – so what! (11/07/2016)
  • We starve the state and public infrastructure development at our peril (30/06/2016)
  • Renewables now cheaper than fossil-fuel power generation (23/06/2016)
  • Full employment = mass idle labour – detaching language from meaning (20/06/2016)
  • OECD joins the rush to fiscal expansion – for now at least (06/06/2016)
  • Australia is caught in a cyclical malaise – there is nothing ‘new normal’ about it (23/05/2016)
  • British Left reject fiscal strategy – speculation mounts, March 1976 (18/05/2016)
  • ATTAC should drop the ATT part! (17/05/2016)
  • Solving Our Unemployment Crisis presentation, April 19, 2016 (05/05/2016)
  • Hype aside – the Juncker Plan – a failure from day one (25/04/2016)
  • Cancel your subscriptions to Time Magazine (18/04/2016)
  • The CEDA Report – one of the worst ever (30/03/2016)
  • The neo-liberal class warfare on the poor and the rest of us (10/03/2016)
  • Finland would be better off outside the Eurozone (29/02/2016)
  • Real wages falling in Australia (24/02/2016)
  • The European circus continues (16/02/2016)
  • It is fuelled by stupidity … That’s not stupidity that’s fraud (15/02/2016)
  • Australian PBO – hard to take seriously – is it vaudeville or what? (04/02/2016)
  • Listening to past Treasurers is a dangerous past-time (28/01/2016)
  • The government really is instrumental in creating growth (20/01/2016)
  • Europe’s future is bleak with an ageing population and policy failure (19/01/2016)
  • Currency-issuing governments have unlimited financial resources to fight recession (18/01/2016)
  • Mental illness and homelessness – fiscal myopia strikes again (05/01/2016)
  • Bernie Sanders on the right track but need to address the main game (31/12/2015)
  • Benefit tourism – another neo-liberal fallacy (17/12/2015)
  • Friday Lay Day – ruminations on MMT and the JG (11/12/2015)
  • Changing private investment activity requires higher fiscal deficits (09/12/2015)
  • Recessions are always a problem and can always be avoided (01/12/2015)
  • IMF continues with its wage-cutting line (30/11/2015)
  • The massive Eurozone real income losses continue to mount (16/11/2015)
  • European Left face a Dystopia of their own making (09/11/2015)
  • With idle labour equal to 14.5 per cent, the fiscal deficit is too low (03/11/2015)
  • Friday lay day – the tide is turning but there is a long way to travel yet (30/10/2015)
  • Neo-liberal myths constrain our understanding of poverty (22/10/2015)
  • Public R&D austerity spending cuts undermine our grandchildren’s future (21/10/2015)
  • Rising income and wealth inequality – 1% owns more than bottom 99% (19/10/2015)
  • Fiscal policy rules (13/10/2015)
  • Full video – University of Helsinki lecture, October 9, 2015 (13/10/2015)
  • Friday lay day – the Unit Labour Costs obsession in Finland (09/10/2015)
  • Capitalists shooting their own feet – destroy trust and layer management (30/09/2015)
  • British Labour Party is mad to sign up to the ‘Charter of Budget Responsibility’ (28/09/2015)
  • Latest EU long-term unemployment proposal – nary a job in sight! (21/09/2015)
  • When one false starting premise leads to progressive confusion (18/09/2015)
  • Rejecting the TINA mantra and the second ‘Gilded Age’ (16/09/2015)
  • Universities should operate in an ethical and socially responsible manner (15/09/2015)
  • Friday – when banks were banks (11/09/2015)
  • Australia’s crawling Internet speed signifies wider fiscal failure (09/09/2015)
  • There is no need to issue public debt (03/09/2015)
  • Multimedia Tuesday – London event and interview (01/09/2015)
  • Monetary liquidity operations and fiscal policy interventions (31/08/2015)
  • Friday lay day – the neo-liberal Groupthink conspiracy continues in Australia (28/08/2015)
  • The roots of MMT do not lie in Keynes (25/08/2015)
  • Greece – now the conservatives are denying there was austerity (24/08/2015)
  • PQE is sound economics but is not in the QE family (19/08/2015)
  • Corbyn should stop saying he will eliminate the deficit (13/08/2015)
  • Jeremy Corbyn must break out of the neo-liberal framing (04/08/2015)
  • British Labour must escape from its austerity lite prison (30/07/2015)
  • IMF on Greece – they haven’t learned from their mistakes (28/07/2015)
  • The damage of the Thatcher sea-change (27/07/2015)
  • Australia might join the Eurozone, apparently (21/07/2015)
  • The European Project is dead (20/07/2015)
  • Friday lay day – South Korea shows us a different way (17/07/2015)
  • Beyond metaphor … comes total nonsense, German style (15/07/2015)
  • There is still a meaningful left-right distinction (14/07/2015)
  • Greece should not accept any further austerity – full stop! (07/07/2015)
  • Europe’s US imported nightmare (02/07/2015)
  • So-called ‘free trade’ agreements should be strongly opposed (30/06/2015)
  • Parents are advance secret agents for the class society (25/06/2015)
  • Too much private credit undermines growth and increases inequality (24/06/2015)
  • Why investment expenditure is insensitive to monetary policy (22/06/2015)
  • Seeking zero fiscal deficits is not a progressive endeavour (18/06/2015)
  • Time to expand public service employment (16/06/2015)
  • Fiscal stimulus does not necessarily mean large government (09/06/2015)
  • Friday lay day – Minimum wage in Australia creeps up (05/06/2015)
  • The ‘fiscal space’ charade – IMF becomes Moody’s advertising agency (04/06/2015)
  • Time to end the human rights atrocity in Gaza (02/06/2015)
  • The rise of non-standard work undermines growth and increases inequality (25/05/2015)
  • Time for progressives to adopt more direct actions (19/05/2015)
  • Demand and supply interdependence – stimulus wins, austerity fails (18/05/2015)
  • The existential crisis of Labour-type political parties (12/05/2015)
  • Mixed metaphors, same old fiscal myths (04/05/2015)
  • A “Budget Responsibility Lock” – a ridiculous proposal (28/04/2015)
  • The myth of Australian egalitarianism (23/04/2015)
  • Inflation benign in Australia with plenty of scope for fiscal expansion (22/04/2015)
  • IMF – labour market regulations do not undermine potential growth (20/04/2015)
  • Latest military expenditure data reveals the hypocrisy of austerity (14/04/2015)
  • Australia’s generosity to other nations is collapsing (09/04/2015)
  • Monetary policy is largely ineffective (08/04/2015)
  • Penalty wage rates are still justified for non-standard hours work (06/04/2015)
  • Wage rises are required – real wages must grow in line with productivity (31/03/2015)
  • ECB should start funding government infrastructure and cash handouts (30/03/2015)
  • The neo-liberal emperors are naked and its not a good look (25/03/2015)
  • Syriza must stay left of the line – more is at stake than Greece (24/03/2015)
  • Never impose austerity in a slump (11/03/2015)
  • Australia – the Fourth Intergenerational Myth Report (05/03/2015)
  • The Balanced Budget silly season is upon us again (03/03/2015)
  • Don’t mention the war! er the Troika … (26/02/2015)
  • Employer group demands free labour from Government (24/02/2015)
  • Recessions can always be avoided and should be (19/02/2015)
  • Henry George and MMT – Part 2 (18/02/2015)
  • Henry George and MMT – Part 1 (17/02/2015)
  • The Australian government is not akin to a household (16/02/2015)
  • Tracing the origins of the fetish against deficits in Australia (10/02/2015)
  • Friday lay day – RBA acknowledges failure of government fiscal policy (06/02/2015)
  • A primary fiscal deficit Never ever? I don’t think so (05/02/2015)
  • Crikey, why is it is honourable to deliberately increase unemployment? (04/02/2015)
  • Time is running out for neo-liberalism (03/02/2015)
  • Fiscal austerity drives continuing pessimism as oil prices fall (22/01/2015)
  • Rising inequality – fundamental changes required (20/01/2015)
  • Sachs v Krugman – No contest, Krugman wins (07/01/2015)
  • Privatisation failure – the micro analogue of fiscal surplus obsessions (06/01/2015)
  • Declining employment opportunities for graduates – a future disaster (31/12/2014)
  • The top 10 progressive issues for 2015! Did I say progressive? (30/12/2014)
  • News from Europe continues to deteriorate (29/12/2014)
  • Inequality and growth and well-being – revolutions have occurred for less (22/12/2014)
  • Central banks can sometimes generate higher inflation (18/12/2014)
  • Australia – fiscal policy outcomes signal a failed government (16/12/2014)
  • Trickle down economics – the evidence is damning (10/12/2014)
  • A lost decade for Australia – only if we allow fools to continue governing (09/12/2014)
  • The Cyprus confiscation becomes the model for bank insolvency (04/12/2014)
  • The Australian economics media guilty of false reporting (01/12/2014)
  • Austerity hacks into our cultural heritage (25/11/2014)
  • A depressing report from Florence (24/11/2014)
  • Australian Treasurer unqualified to do his job (17/11/2014)
  • When fiscal policy is misrepresented (13/11/2014)
  • Back to 1917 – the wealth distribution in the US (12/11/2014)
  • ABS revises labour force methodology – things are much worse than we thought (05/11/2014)
  • The secular stagnation hoax (03/11/2014)
  • Self-imposed corporate regulations control workers but choke productivity (30/10/2014)
  • The case of the financial commentator who turned into a banana (29/10/2014)
  • Bolivia – defiant and prosperous as a result (15/10/2014)
  • Friday lay day – ABS funding should be appropriate and access free (10/10/2014)
  • The myopia of neo-liberalism and the IMF is now evident to all (08/10/2014)
  • Non-government debt lessons are not being learned (06/10/2014)
  • Direct central bank purchases of government debt (02/10/2014)
  • Strong public benefit from tertiary education in Australia (29/09/2014)
  • Time to ditch the export-led growth mania (24/09/2014)
  • G20 meetings and structure part of the problem (22/09/2014)
  • European Employment Strategy – barely a new job in sight (17/09/2014)
  • Japan’s growth slows under tax hikes but the OECD want more (16/09/2014)
  • Public employment and other matters of scale (15/09/2014)
  • Myths regarding sovereign funds (08/09/2014)
  • Neo-liberal capture of the policy making process in Europe (04/09/2014)
  • Large-scale employment guarantee scheme in India improving over time (01/09/2014)
  • Why we should close the ‘unemployment industry’ (28/08/2014)
  • RBA spills the beans on Australia’s failed fiscal strategy (21/08/2014)
  • Real wages falling and Treasury continues to deceive (14/08/2014)
  • Fiscal policy saved the world (13/08/2014)
  • MMT is not conservative thought (12/08/2014)
  • Intergenerational fairness improved by fiscal deficits (06/08/2014)
  • When the left became lost – Part 1 (05/08/2014)
  • Macroeconomic textbooks ripe for composting (17/07/2014)
  • IMF wrong on QE (15/07/2014)
  • Financial elites win with growth and austerity (14/07/2014)
  • Fact checking the fact checkers is required in macroeconomic matters (09/07/2014)
  • New economics – not much will change at the current rate (02/07/2014)
  • The BIS remain part of the problem (30/06/2014)
  • Argentina versus the Vultures – simple solution but leave morality out of it (24/06/2014)
  • The Looters and Moochers are apparently back in Australia (18/06/2014)
  • Ricardian agents (if there are any) steer clear of Australia (09/06/2014)
  • Structural fiscal balance is about full employment not ‘normality’ (03/02/2014)
  • Locked-in to a neo-liberal mindset (19/12/2013)
  • Single banking union doomed to fail (18/12/2013)
  • The deficit is undermining our welfare – because it is too low! (17/12/2013)
  • The PBO – humiliation all round (11/12/2013)
  • OMF – paranoia for many but a solution for all (28/11/2013)
  • Been searching for a public debt overhang – didn’t get far (27/11/2013)
  • A bad day for informed debate in Australia (25/11/2013)
  • More worn out ideological prattle from R&R (21/11/2013)
  • Why we have to learn about the NAIRU (and reject it) (19/11/2013)
  • Manufacturing employment trends in Australia (14/11/2013)
  • The pantomime continues – Australia’s debt ceiling (13/11/2013)
  • Chained-CPI COLAs – another conservative smokescreen (12/11/2013)
  • Japan will (yet) run out of money. Never! (11/11/2013)
  • We do not reap the seeds we sow – someone else sowed them long ago! (04/11/2013)
  • If you can have full employment killing Germans … (28/10/2013)
  • Living in the Land of Smoke and Mirrors – aka La-La-Land (23/10/2013)
  • Currency sovereignty is what matters (22/10/2013)
  • Close the borders – gangs of benefit cheats are coming! (17/10/2013)
  • How to fail a simple macroeconomics examination (16/10/2013)
  • Declining wage shares undermine growth (15/10/2013)
  • Anti-Poverty Week – best solution is job creation (14/10/2013)
  • By hook or by crook – no sanctity in the private market (07/10/2013)
  • Why did unemployment and inflation fall in the 1990s? (03/10/2013)
  • UK workfare plans just show how mean-spirited and ignorant we are (01/10/2013)
  • Is Labor to blame for the rise in the Australian unemployment rate? – Of-course it is! (30/09/2013)
  • Continuous and larger budget deficits are required (26/09/2013)
  • The confidence tricksters in the economics profession (25/09/2013)
  • More public infrastructure means higher taxes – False, go to bottom of the class (24/09/2013)
  • 161 individuals and their lackeys are the target (23/09/2013)
  • The Labor government under Rudd-Gillard failed the most basic test (16/09/2013)
  • The intergenerational consequences of austerity will be massive (09/09/2013)
  • Bullshit jobs – the essence of capitalist control and realisation (05/09/2013)
  • Voting on a lie (03/09/2013)
  • There is a class warfare and the workers are not winning (29/08/2013)
  • The term fiscal stimulus” has been expunged from the public debate (28/08/2013)
  • A new breed of economics graduates is needed (did I say desperately) (22/08/2013)
  • Wealth inequality rising slowly in Australia (21/08/2013)
  • Fiscal space is a real, not a financial concept (20/08/2013)
  • Violence, suffering and denial (19/08/2013)
  • Witchdoctors and shamans (14/08/2013)
  • Fiscal austerity damages growth – latest evidence (13/08/2013)
  • The spurious distinction between the short- and long-run (12/08/2013)
  • Media coverage of unemployment and deficts during current election campaign (09/08/2013)
  • Australia – the good and bad of the Economic Policy Statement (05/08/2013)
  • There is nothing new under the sun (29/07/2013)
  • The ultimate boondoggle courtesy of slack government policy (23/07/2013)
  • Balanced budgets are rarely appropriate (22/07/2013)
  • A case for public banking (17/07/2013)
  • The blood on the criminals’ hands is thick and won’t wash away (10/07/2013)
  • In a few minutes you do not learn much (08/07/2013)
  • It is hard to defend the 1 per cent by claiming their contribution added value (20/06/2013)
  • Real wage cuts do not stimulate employment (18/06/2013)
  • Full employment is still low unemployment and zero underemployment (17/06/2013)
  • Massive real wage cuts will not improve growth prospects (12/06/2013)
  • Drowning in a morass of mis-education (11/06/2013)
  • 72% youth unemployment – the crowning glory of the neo-liberal infestation (04/06/2013)
  • OECD predicts that pigs will fly (30/05/2013)
  • So infested with neo-liberalism that they cannot add up anymore (29/05/2013)
  • I don’t care if every fact is correct (27/05/2013)
  • Australian PBO – another myth-making neo-liberal institution (23/05/2013)
  • Our national broadcaster has become part of the problem (20/05/2013)
  • A Budget that reduces growth and increases joblessness – for no sound reason (15/05/2013)
  • The glorious gouging of the public purse (08/05/2013)
  • Lower deficits now, undermine our grandchildren’s future (07/05/2013)
  • Australia output gap – not close to full capacity (02/05/2013)
  • Austerity as law not political discretion (25/04/2013)
  • The day the Australian media failed the public, again (22/04/2013)
  • Elementary misuse of spreadsheet data leaves millions unemployed (17/04/2013)
  • Australian government logic – destroy the future to save it (15/04/2013)
  • It’s simple math (10/04/2013)
  • Society buckled and is damaged but has never disappeared (09/04/2013)
  • Very unintelligent indeed (03/04/2013)
  • US problems are cyclical not structural (02/04/2013)
  • Fiscal austerity undermines welfare now and then things get ugly in the future (27/03/2013)
  • A chicken in every pot! (25/03/2013)
  • Growth and jobs are things governments can buy and summon (19/03/2013)
  • Fiscal austerity is bad – there are no qualifications (12/03/2013)
  • The denial of gravity (05/03/2013)
  • Balancing budget over the cycle is not a sound fiscal rule (04/03/2013)
  • Learning standards in economics – Part 3 (28/02/2013)
  • Learning standards in economics – Part 2 (27/02/2013)
  • Learning standards in economics – Part 1 (26/02/2013)
  • One Ferrari does not a recovery make (20/02/2013)
  • Progressive narrative should be human focused and uncompromising (19/02/2013)
  • Australian government – failing in its most basic responsibility (14/02/2013)
  • I wonder what the hell I have been writing all these years (12/02/2013)
  • Exploring directions in fiscal policy (30/01/2013)
  • Exploring pro-cyclical budget positions (29/01/2013)
  • ILO …. ILF … IMF (23/01/2013)
  • Okun’s Law survives 50 years – trouble for the neo-liberals (22/01/2013)
  • When jobs are being lost think macro first (21/01/2013)
  • IMF locked into circular (religious) logic again (16/01/2013)
  • Neo-liberalism fails – time to wake up to that (15/01/2013)
  • Not even remotely correct (14/01/2013)
  • We need more artists and fewer entrepreneurs (10/01/2013)
  • Treasurer wants policy to be driven by models that can’t beat a random walk (09/01/2013)
  • Lies and deception – a central banker’s view of the world (08/01/2013)
  • The culpability lies elsewhere … always! (07/01/2013)
  • Australia’s own little fiscal cliff (02/01/2013)
  • Fiscal insanity – cutting the deficit only to get a larger one (27/12/2012)
  • Peace and love – if only it was true (25/12/2012)
  • Australian government’s monumental fiscal failure (24/12/2012)
  • Keep the helicopters on their pads and just spend (20/12/2012)
  • Government budgets bear no relation to household budgets (19/12/2012)
  • The humanities is necessary but not sufficient for social transformation (18/12/2012)
  • What have mainstream macroeconomists learn’t? Short answer: nothing (17/12/2012)
  • Australian primary education dumbed down by dumb politicians (12/12/2012)
  • The unemployed cannot save (10/12/2012)
  • A national disgrace – the abandonment of full employment (04/12/2012)
  • Differences on the Eurozone periphery (29/11/2012)
  • Macroeconomic constraints render individual action powerless (27/11/2012)
  • More myths from the mining oligarchs (26/11/2012)
  • Neo-liberals can’t even identify self-interest when it is staring at them (21/11/2012)
  • Governments that deliberately undermine their economies (19/11/2012)
  • Fiscal policy should sustain full employment and reduce inequality (15/11/2012)
  • Win-win – US budget deficit expands and supports growth and private saving (14/11/2012)
  • Monetary policy cannot carry the counter-cyclical weight (12/11/2012)
  • Celebrate Living Wage Week (06/11/2012)
  • The problematic basis for deficit phobias (05/11/2012)
  • Fiscal austerity violates basic economic efficiency requirements (31/10/2012)
  • The Asian Century White Paper – spin over substance (29/10/2012)
  • The Governor gets confused (25/10/2012)
  • Australia’s MYEFO – some lies amidst the fiscal irresponsibility (24/10/2012)
  • Australian government funding increased cancer incidence (17/10/2012)
  • So who is going to answer for their culpability? (10/10/2012)
  • Monetary policy will not save the day (09/10/2012)
  • Australia to become Greece – all within the limits of human idiocy (04/10/2012)
  • Welcome to the world of privatised electricity and canned music (03/10/2012)
  • The moronic activity of the rating agencies (01/10/2012)
  • Scotland should vote yes in 2014 but only if … (27/09/2012)
  • The demise of social democratic parties – they are all neo-liberals now (26/09/2012)
  • Fear of inflation scales new heights (24/09/2012)
  • When evidence strips one back to their ideological core (20/09/2012)
  • Rising inequality demonstrates we haven’t learned much (19/09/2012)
  • The brightest minds can be so dumb in particular circumstances (17/09/2012)
  • When central bankers debunk mainstream monetary theory (12/09/2012)
  • A veritable pot pourri of lies, deception and self-serving bluster (30/08/2012)
  • Return to a gold standard – don’t even think about it (27/08/2012)
  • Fat cat bankster wants to make the unemployed even more desperate (23/08/2012)
  • The British government has more than demonstrated its incompetence (22/08/2012)
  • 5.4 into 1 does not equal 5.4 (21/08/2012)
  • Public service employment programs – what really have we go to fear? (20/08/2012)
  • The comedian still trying to make us laugh (08/08/2012)
  • Budget surpluses are not national saving – redux (07/08/2012)
  • Increase minimum wages and give job guarantees for the low paid (06/08/2012)
  • ECB deficit funding or persistent mass unemployment (02/08/2012)
  • The non-existent but remarkable austerity-depreciation mechanism (01/08/2012)
  • Europe is really having a lost decade (31/07/2012)
  • Another macroeconomist who is blind (24/07/2012)
  • Off-shore tax havens – be sure we define the issues correctly (23/07/2012)
  • Europe – one step forward … but so many backward (19/07/2012)
  • The CON merchants who buttress the neo-liberal ideology (17/07/2012)
  • Neo-liberals on bikes … (11/07/2012)
  • Growth is lagging because spending is lagging – the solution is clear (10/07/2012)
  • If only they were operating in the tradition of Minsky! (05/07/2012)
  • The Eurozone is both a spectacular failure and a spectacular success (04/07/2012)
  • On strategy and compromise (03/07/2012)
  • Revisionism is rife and ignorance is being elevated to higher levels (02/07/2012)
  • The on-going crisis has nothing to do with a supposed liquidity trap (28/06/2012)
  • Neo-liberalism has failed but we still don’t get it (26/06/2012)
  • Fiscal austerity damages real growth and prolongs the financial downturn (21/06/2012)
  • Rising working poor proportions indicates a failed state (20/06/2012)
  • When 50 per cent youth unemployment is (apparently) protecting the grand kids (18/06/2012)
  • Technocrats move over, we need to read some books (13/06/2012)
  • We do have a choice – we just need to identify it (05/06/2012)
  • The New Economy cannot flourish with fiscal austerity (31/05/2012)
  • Industry job dynamics in Australia (30/05/2012)
  • StartUp Loans – neo-liberal smokescreen which denies macroeconomic reality (29/05/2012)
  • The IMF bullying as usual (28/05/2012)
  • Japan grows – expansionary fiscal policy works! (24/05/2012)
  • A voice from the past – budget deficits are neither good nor bad (22/05/2012)
  • Failed forecasts reflect flawed economic understanding – nothing else (21/05/2012)
  • What is “good” at the macro level may well be disastrous at the micro level (17/05/2012)
  • The current and former Treasury boss speak (16/05/2012)
  • Oh what a difference a President makes! (15/05/2012)
  • The fantasy Barro(w) is still being pushed (14/05/2012)
  • The myths that abound in Federal Budget Papers (09/05/2012)
  • US labour market on a knife-edge – stimulus is needed (08/05/2012)
  • Australian government about to deliver a 5000-odd word suicide note (07/05/2012)
  • Debunking myths (03/05/2012)
  • Fiscal austerity obsession – that’s a dud policy! (01/05/2012)
  • Australian PM should take up frisbee (20/04/2012)
  • Attacks on the welfare state are misguided and will only worsen things (19/04/2012)
  • They are all in the same mindless club (18/04/2012)
  • Deny the facts when they contradict the theory (17/04/2012)
  • OECD – all smoke and mirrors (16/04/2012)
  • A fiscal collapse is imminent – when? – sometime! (13/04/2012)
  • IMF struggling with facts that confront its ideology (11/04/2012)
  • The Academic Spring (10/04/2012)
  • Governments should not worry about deficits (09/04/2012)
  • A lot to write about today (06/04/2012)
  • Sociopaths, closed minds and a bit of Mayan cosmology (05/04/2012)
  • Back off austerity and give growth a chance (04/04/2012)
  • Policy failure in Europe scales new heights (03/04/2012)
  • The Eurozone has failed – time for an orderly retreat (02/04/2012)
  • A seriously reckless act (30/03/2012)
  • Fiscal austerity – there is another way (29/03/2012)
  • The nearly infinite capacity of the US government to spend (28/03/2012)
  • Fiscal policy is the best counter-stabilisation tool available to any government (27/03/2012)
  • A nation cannot grow without spending (26/03/2012)
  • Inflexible governments undermine our standards of living (20/03/2012)
  • US inflation expected to average 1.3827935 per cent for the next ten years (19/03/2012)
  • The lessons of history – subtitled – are the Dutch printing guilders? (16/03/2012)
  • Unemployment causes higher property and violent crime rates (14/03/2012)
  • German hypocrisy and lunacy (13/03/2012)
  • Keynes would not support fiscal austerity (09/03/2012)
  • Look after the unemployment, and the budget will look after itself (05/03/2012)
  • Some appalled economists – just missing the boat (02/03/2012)
  • When common sense fails (29/02/2012)
  • Fiscal austerity undermines the future as well as the present (23/02/2012)
  • There is no unemployment in a non-monetary economy (21/02/2012)
  • Stimulus, stimulus, stimulus – a fact is not an exaggeration (10/02/2012)
  • Yesterday austerity, today growth – but leopards don’t change their spots (09/02/2012)
  • A continuum of infinitely lived agents normalized to one – GIGO Part 3 (06/02/2012)
  • Davos – an exercise in denial not solutions (26/01/2012)
  • Food speculation should be (mostly) banned (18/01/2012)
  • Budget deficits are part of “new” normal private sector behaviour (17/01/2012)
  • The costs of unemployment – again (13/01/2012)
  • They better keep the vacuum on or else! (12/01/2012)
  • Labour market deregulation will not reduce unemployment (11/01/2012)
  • Rehn fiddles, while Europe burns (09/01/2012)
  • Hungary helps to demonstrate MMT principles (06/01/2012)
  • Evidence – the antidote to dogma (05/01/2012)
  • Back to William Beveridge requires a commitment to true full employment (03/01/2012)
  • BIS now part of the neo-liberal propaganda apparatus (02/01/2012)
  • Historically high budget deficits will be required for the next decade (29/12/2011)
  • Wrong is still wrong and should be disregarded (26/12/2011)
  • Some hard truths for 2012 (23/12/2011)
  • A dose of truth is required in Europe (22/12/2011)
  • Mainstream macroeconomics textbooks do not impart knowledge (21/12/2011)
  • If a government won’t create jobs, it must provide income support (20/12/2011)
  • Australian industry employment trends and fiscal stimulus (16/12/2011)
  • UK labour market – when “stabilising” means outright deterioration (15/12/2011)
  • 100 per cent forecast errors are acceptable to the IMF (14/12/2011)
  • When markets fail (13/12/2011)
  • A journey back in time (02/12/2011)
  • Autumn or Spring – the madness continues (30/11/2011)
  • Don’t send more workers into the mine when the canaries start dying (28/11/2011)
  • Austerity begets austerity (25/11/2011)
  • A radical redistribution of income undermined US entrepreneurship (22/11/2011)
  • The best way to eradicate poverty is to create jobs (21/11/2011)
  • A fly walks up the wall – so cut federal spending hard! (18/11/2011)
  • At least 172 thousand Brits have their government to blame (17/11/2011)
  • Bloomberg: totalitarianism is our best hope (16/11/2011)
  • The British government – moving from denial to blame shifting (15/11/2011)
  • The ECB is a major reason the Euro crisis is deepening (09/11/2011)
  • Economy faltering – Australia’s wind-up Treasurer “We will cut harder” (08/11/2011)
  • It is a disagreement about facts not ideology (07/11/2011)
  • Haiti should build houses and schools and forget about the army (04/11/2011)
  • Qantas should be nationalised (again) (03/11/2011)
  • When anything better than outright recession is regarded as a triumph (02/11/2011)
  • The ideology that caused the problem cannot be its solution (01/11/2011)
  • It was some sort of bazooka – aimed at themselves (28/10/2011)
  • US opinion polls expose mainstream economic theory (27/10/2011)
  • The skill shortage ruse is re-appearing (25/10/2011)
  • What if economists were personally liable for their advice (24/10/2011)
  • The scourge of youth unemployment (21/10/2011)
  • When an Excel spreadsheet runs wild (20/10/2011)
  • You do not increase spending by cutting it (19/10/2011)
  • Myths about China (18/10/2011)
  • An understanding of MMT can energise the progressive fight back. (17/10/2011)
  • Rewarding those who are culpable (14/10/2011)
  • A Way Forward (12/10/2011)
  • We will not pay for your crisis (10/10/2011)
  • Some further thoughts on the OWS movement (07/10/2011)
  • One quarter shorter, three quarters deeper (06/10/2011)
  • What is Wall Street for? (05/10/2011)
  • Britain – wrong problem, wrong solution (04/10/2011)
  • Redistribution of national income to wages is essential (03/10/2011)
  • Tripping over one’s ideological shoe laces (30/09/2011)
  • Playing Ball is not a better way (28/09/2011)
  • Framing today’s leadership failure in history (26/09/2011)
  • The first act of fiscal consolidation – terminate the IMF funding (23/09/2011)
  • The coalition of the willing (19/09/2011)
  • You couldn’t make all this stuff up (15/09/2011)
  • Better off studying the mating habits of frogs (14/09/2011)
  • Impeccably running a sinking ship (13/09/2011)
  • It is easy to create jobs (09/09/2011)
  • Britain is tracking Ireland down the drain (06/09/2011)
  • NSW State Budget 2011-12 commentary (06/09/2011)
  • New CEA head falls well short of the (macro) mark (02/09/2011)
  • When you’ve got friends like this … Part 6 (01/09/2011)
  • Keynesian and regular economics (31/08/2011)
  • We need to read Karl Marx (30/08/2011)
  • MMT – an accounting-consistent, operationally-sound theoretical approach (29/08/2011)
  • BLF – in denial (26/08/2011)
  • When politicians stop an economy from growing (25/08/2011)
  • Moodys and Japan – rating agency declares itself irrelevant – again (24/08/2011)
  • The impossible equation (23/08/2011)
  • Why the World hates economics (22/08/2011)
  • Self-inflicted catastrophe (18/08/2011)
  • Paul, its time to update your textbook (17/08/2011)
  • Map of British local unemployment and the August 2011 riots (16/08/2011)
  • The system in deep trouble and it is waiting to blow (15/08/2011)
  • To challenge something you have to represent it correctly (12/08/2011)
  • I blame the British government for the riots (10/08/2011)
  • When the government owes itself $US1.6 trillion (09/08/2011)
  • S&P decision is irrelevant (08/08/2011)
  • A totally confected crisis (05/08/2011)
  • Day by day the evidence mounts (04/08/2011)
  • Australian retail sector in recession (03/08/2011)
  • Sometimes compromise is the worst thing (02/08/2011)
  • There is no federal public debt problem in the US (01/08/2011)
  • The top-end-of-town have captured the growth (29/07/2011)
  • Misrepresentations, misunderstandings and plain factual errors (28/07/2011)
  • 3 million Americans or so may find out the truth (26/07/2011)
  • Why we should abandon mainstream monetary textbooks (25/07/2011)
  • EU agreement on Greece – no solution at all (22/07/2011)
  • When might that be? (21/07/2011)
  • Should fiscal policy always be counter-cyclical? (20/07/2011)
  • Cut, cap and demolish (19/07/2011)
  • Propose a solution to a non-problem and make the real problem worse (18/07/2011)
  • I agree with a mainstream economist (15/07/2011)
  • Being beguiled by labour force data (14/07/2011)
  • Lies, damned lies, and statistics (13/07/2011)
  • The financial press mostly reinforces the lies (12/07/2011)
  • US labour market in decline – leadership gone missing (11/07/2011)
  • What is government waste? (08/07/2011)
  • Whether there is a liquidity trap or not is irrelevant (06/07/2011)
  • When things get back-to-front (05/07/2011)
  • It is a pity that he doesn’t know the answer himself (04/07/2011)
  • It is all about aggregate demand (01/07/2011)
  • Leadership lacking in the US (30/06/2011)
  • The central bank must treat financial stability as a public good (29/06/2011)
  • Casual work traps workers into low-pay and precarious jobs (28/06/2011)
  • BIS = BS – the I used to stand for integrity (27/06/2011)
  • Ignorance undermining prosperity (24/06/2011)
  • The land of the free – sliding further into oppression (23/06/2011)
  • A celebration of 75 years since Keynes turns into a farce (22/06/2011)
  • How many more experiments do we need (21/06/2011)
  • In policy you have to wish for the possible (20/06/2011)
  • Memo: US Treasury – E-mail me for my bank details (17/06/2011)
  • British labour market deteriorating (16/06/2011)
  • Ineluctably compromised (15/06/2011)
  • It is always better to tell the truth (14/06/2011)
  • When will we ever learn? (13/06/2011)
  • The time has come to tell the American people the truth (10/06/2011)
  • Americans are stupid but they are not alone (08/06/2011)
  • Beware the wolf in sheep’s clothing (07/06/2011)
  • Low pay workers dudded again in Australia (06/06/2011)
  • When the elites wine and dine together and hand out prizes to each other (03/06/2011)
  • When a former US president makes things up (02/06/2011)
  • The best option for Ireland is to default and exit (31/05/2011)
  • The US is living below its "means" (30/05/2011)
  • We should ban financial speculation on food prices (27/05/2011)
  • Default is the way forward (25/05/2011)
  • The IMF needs a budget deficit-biased head (24/05/2011)
  • I am looking for the tooth fairy too (23/05/2011)
  • When a nation stops growing (20/05/2011)
  • I'll buy the Acropolis (19/05/2011)
  • Calling Planet Earth – they will print low (18/05/2011)
  • The ARRA created 1.503 million jobs (17/05/2011)
  • Reality check for the austerians (16/05/2011)
  • Europe continues to demonstrate it has no answers (13/05/2011)
  • Time to end the deficits are bad/surpluses are good narrative (11/05/2011)
  • Australian Federal Budget – more is not less (10/05/2011)
  • Here are some answers, Greg (09/05/2011)
  • Time for progressives and unions to abandon Labor (06/05/2011)
  • When ideological blinkers lead to denial (05/05/2011)
  • Hot News: Navy SEALs stake out US building (04/05/2011)
  • Martin Feldstein should be ignored (03/05/2011)
  • Worse than asinine! (02/05/2011)
  • I don’t wanna know one thing about evil (29/04/2011)
  • US Federal Reserve chairman loses his independence (28/04/2011)
  • When you’ve got friends like this … Part 5 (26/04/2011)
  • Vignettes of madness (25/04/2011)
  • Who the cap fits? (22/04/2011)
  • Are things improving for US workers? (21/04/2011)
  • It is getting ridiculous (20/04/2011)
  • Austerity proponents should adopt a Job Guarantee (19/04/2011)
  • Distorting history to appear progressive (18/04/2011)
  • These were not Keynesian stimulus packages (15/04/2011)
  • Australian Labor Government abandons its roots (14/04/2011)
  • Are they all lining up to be Japan? (12/04/2011)
  • 66,592 children relieved of debt burdens by their parents (11/04/2011)
  • Letter to Paul Ryan (08/04/2011)
  • It is time to get angry (06/04/2011)
  • Life in the IMF fantasy world (05/04/2011)
  • Australia – communists driving prosperity, while the neo-liberals squander it (01/04/2011)
  • How are the laboratory rats going? (30/03/2011)
  • Letter to Greg Mankiw (29/03/2011)
  • Letter to Paul Krugman (28/03/2011)
  • Fiscal responsibility index – reductio ad absurdum ad infinitum (25/03/2011)
  • We’re sticking to our strict fiscal rules (24/03/2011)
  • I am now advocating biblioclasm … (23/03/2011)
  • Stay tuned for a massive rise in the UK unemployment rate (22/03/2011)
  • When you’ve got friends like this … Part 4 (21/03/2011)
  • Printing money does not cause inflation (17/03/2011)
  • So near but so far … from comprehension (16/03/2011)
  • USA Inc. – what a lie (15/03/2011)
  • Earthquake lies (14/03/2011)
  • The record needs breaking very soon! (11/03/2011)
  • Right for wrong reason equals wrong (09/03/2011)
  • Government deficits are the norm (08/03/2011)
  • We need more fermenting … much more (07/03/2011)
  • There are no better or worse deficits (04/03/2011)
  • The economics profession is a disgrace (03/03/2011)
  • US public sector workers are paid less than their private counterparts (01/03/2011)
  • US fiscal stimulus worked – more evidence (28/02/2011)
  • Making profit from lies – isn’t that illegal? (25/02/2011)
  • Tick tock tick tock – the evidence mounts (24/02/2011)
  • They were wrong before … so what’s changed? (23/02/2011)
  • The conservative agenda is becoming more transparent (22/02/2011)
  • Employers have too much power (21/02/2011)
  • We gonna smash their brains in (18/02/2011)
  • The OECD should close and its staff redeployed into productive activities (17/02/2011)
  • An irrational economic absurdity (16/02/2011)
  • Misusing public information (15/02/2011)
  • The third great US “reds under the bed” scare (14/02/2011)
  • The IMF – incompetent, biased and culpable (11/02/2011)
  • Destructive economic myths (09/02/2011)
  • Australia’s great productivity slump – what else would we expect! (08/02/2011)
  • Household saving falls but private saving increases – Japan! (07/02/2011)
  • National output gaps matter (04/02/2011)
  • Polly wants a cracker (03/02/2011)
  • You cannot have more jobs by cutting spending (02/02/2011)
  • Deterministic fiscal rules undermine public responsibility (01/02/2011)
  • Please note: there is no sovereign debt risk in Japan! (31/01/2011)
  • The madness along the Atlantic crosses the Pacific (27/01/2011)
  • Its grim on both sides of the Atlantic (26/01/2011)
  • Ricardians in UK have a wonderful Xmas (24/01/2011)
  • Sometimes even I cannot believe they could be serious (21/01/2011)
  • When will the workers wake up? (20/01/2011)
  • Not the time to be cutting spending or raising taxes (19/01/2011)
  • Imagine if we treated humiliation itself as a cost (18/01/2011)
  • Just speak to the truth … (17/01/2011)
  • When you know they don’t quite get it (12/01/2011)
  • A code of ethics doesn’t go far enough (11/01/2011)
  • Monetary system not behaving according to textbooks – system is wrong! (10/01/2011)
  • Flooded with nonsense (07/01/2011)
  • Employment guarantees are better than income guarantees (05/01/2011)
  • The aftermath of recessions (04/01/2011)
  • The Big Society aka BS (03/01/2011)
  • The year is nearly done … but spending still equals income (31/12/2010)
  • What is the balanced-budget multiplier? (30/12/2010)
  • We always knew it – their brains are thinner! (29/12/2010)
  • There is no positive role for the IMF in its current guise (28/12/2010)
  • The dead cat bounce – Latvian style (27/12/2010)
  • Ex-IMF official still lost in the incredulous void (24/12/2010)
  • A full employment bill – sort of! (23/12/2010)
  • There is no such thing as a “weak” budget outcome (22/12/2010)
  • The bankruptcy machine (21/12/2010)
  • Public infrastructure does not have to earn commercial returns (20/12/2010)
  • Falling unemployment is not necessarily good (17/12/2010)
  • Cut spending and unemployment rises – surprised? (16/12/2010)
  • Men and women with white coats needed (15/12/2010)
  • Very costly fiscal programs are needed (14/12/2010)
  • Our children never hand real output back in time (13/12/2010)
  • When you are on a good thing, stick to it (10/12/2010)
  • China is to blame – freedom and current accounts (08/12/2010)
  • Who is going to pay? (07/12/2010)
  • The public sector and free information are essential for collective well-being (06/12/2010)
  • All macroeconomic policy should be accountable through the ballot box (03/12/2010)
  • CofFEE Conference 2010 – Day 1 Report with update (02/12/2010)
  • When you haven’t got a Plan B (30/11/2010)
  • When miracles lose some shine (26/11/2010)
  • A rising public share in output is indicated (25/11/2010)
  • Education – a vehicle for class division (23/11/2010)
  • Money neutrality – another ideological contrivance by the conservatives (22/11/2010)
  • NAIRU mantra prevents good macroeconomic policy (19/11/2010)
  • The US Federal Reserve is on the brink of insolvency (not!) (18/11/2010)
  • Live coverage now on (17/11/2010)
  • Martians are (probably) better than this (15/11/2010)
  • The value of government (12/11/2010)
  • When does no evidence mean no evidence? (10/11/2010)
  • World Bank boss has a brain attack (09/11/2010)
  • Religious persecution continues (08/11/2010)
  • Fiscal vandals chasing a dream (05/11/2010)
  • Sad day for America (04/11/2010)
  • They have been smoking some doobies (01/11/2010)
  • I feel good knowing there are libraries full of books (29/10/2010)
  • Nationalising the banks (26/10/2010)
  • Why budget deficits drive private profit (21/10/2010)
  • Foreclosures – problem or not? (20/10/2010)
  • The paranoid style – fiscal consolidation (19/10/2010)
  • Where has the centre gone? (18/10/2010)
  • The fiscal stimulus worked but was captured by profits (14/10/2010)
  • Nobel prize – hardly noble (13/10/2010)
  • Less income, less work, less income, more work! (12/10/2010)
  • Yuan appreciation – just another sideshow (08/10/2010)
  • Oh to be truly brilliant (06/10/2010)
  • Its simple – more public spending is required (04/10/2010)
  • There are riots in the street but the IMF wants more unemployment (01/10/2010)
  • In austerity land, thinking about fiscal rules (30/09/2010)
  • A new progressive agenda? (28/09/2010)
  • Not the best way to keep interest rates down (27/09/2010)
  • We can conquer unemployment (24/09/2010)
  • Heading back to where we started (23/09/2010)
  • Budget deficits do not cause higher interest rates (22/09/2010)
  • Bite the bullet and get shot in the mouth (21/09/2010)
  • Failed states and ideologies (20/09/2010)
  • When governments are financially constrained (17/09/2010)
  • To lower unemployment you need to spend more (16/09/2010)
  • Export-led growth strategies will fail (15/09/2010)
  • Private deleveraging requires fiscal support (14/09/2010)
  • Twin deficits – another mainstream myth (13/09/2010)
  • The authority to justify fiscal austerity is lapsing (10/09/2010)
  • The US President isn’t trying hard enough (08/09/2010)
  • Defaulting on public debt as a way to progress (07/09/2010)
  • What you consume or what you produce? (06/09/2010)
  • The structural mismatch propaganda is spreading … again! (03/09/2010)
  • The IMF continue to demonstrate their failings (02/09/2010)
  • Even the most simple facts contradict the neo-liberal arguments (31/08/2010)
  • Monetary policy under challenge … finally (30/08/2010)
  • There is no solvency issue for a sovereign government (27/08/2010)
  • Elephants everywhere (26/08/2010)
  • Fiscal stimulus and the construction sector (25/08/2010)
  • Fiscal austerity is undermining growth – the evidence is mounting (24/08/2010)
  • Income distribution matters for effective fiscal policy (23/08/2010)
  • If only the citizens knew what was going on! (19/08/2010)
  • How could you vote for any of them? (18/08/2010)
  • There is no credit risk for a sovereign government (17/08/2010)
  • Several universities to avoid if you want to study economics (16/08/2010)
  • Michal Kalecki – The Political Aspects of Full Employment (13/08/2010)
  • They’re just sticking a finger in the air and guessing (11/08/2010)
  • When facts get in the way of the story (10/08/2010)
  • The absurdity of procylical fiscal policy (09/08/2010)
  • The letters economists write … (06/08/2010)
  • The government is the last borrower left standing (05/08/2010)
  • The poor are more generous and compassionate than the rich (04/08/2010)
  • Jobs are needed in the US but that would require leadership (03/08/2010)
  • The old line back to free market ideology still intact (02/08/2010)
  • Conservatives think I am nuts for suggesting the government might create jobs (30/07/2010)
  • The deficit terrorists have found a new hero. Not! (29/07/2010)
  • Where are the gold bugs, Austrians and deficit terrorists? (28/07/2010)
  • OECD – GIGO Part 2 (27/07/2010)
  • Counter-cyclical capital buffers (26/07/2010)
  • Defunct but still dominant and dangerous (23/07/2010)
  • More fiscal stimulus needed in the US (22/07/2010)
  • The myth of rational expectations (21/07/2010)
  • Myths about pay and value (20/07/2010)
  • Full employment apparently equals 12.2 per cent labour wastage (19/07/2010)
  • Money multiplier – missing feared dead (16/07/2010)
  • The austerity mania is just blind dogma (15/07/2010)
  • Trichet interview – the cult master speaks! (14/07/2010)
  • Employment gaps – a failure of political leadership (13/07/2010)
  • We have been here before … (12/07/2010)
  • Modern Monetary Theory – a personal note (09/07/2010)
  • The Celtic Tiger is not a good example (05/07/2010)
  • The BIS is part of the problem (01/07/2010)
  • A total lack of leadership (30/06/2010)
  • Ignorance leads to bad policy (29/06/2010)
  • Something is seriously wrong (25/06/2010)
  • The conservative reconstruction of history (24/06/2010)
  • Market participants need public debt (23/06/2010)
  • Do current account deficits matter? (22/06/2010)
  • Fiscal austerity – an interesting test is coming (18/06/2010)
  • Flat earth theorists – dumb but sneaky (17/06/2010)
  • The real World Cup (16/06/2010)
  • The assault on workers’ rights continues (15/06/2010)
  • The poet and the economist (14/06/2010)
  • I am in denial – but I know children are dying (11/06/2010)
  • The OECDs perverted view of fiscal policy (09/06/2010)
  • Who should be sac(k)ed? (08/06/2010)
  • NSW state budget commentary (08/06/2010)
  • Amazing reversals … democratic repression (07/06/2010)
  • Poisoning the minds of the young (04/06/2010)
  • Federal minimum wage increase not generous enough (03/06/2010)
  • The “gas now, pay later” myth (31/05/2010)
  • On writing fiction (28/05/2010)
  • Fiscal policy worked – evidence (27/05/2010)
  • Central bank independence – another faux agenda (26/05/2010)
  • What is it really all about? (25/05/2010)
  • Rescue packages and iron boots (21/05/2010)
  • I wonder what they will do with the new building (20/05/2010)
  • No wages breakout in Australia evident (19/05/2010)
  • A fiscal consolidation plan (18/05/2010)
  • Naked Keynesianism (17/05/2010)
  • Doublethink (14/05/2010)
  • What part of accounting don’t they get? (12/05/2010)
  • Federal budget 2010-11 – a sad document (11/05/2010)
  • It will only take 6 months (10/05/2010)
  • Teaching macroeconomics students the facts (07/05/2010)
  • People are now dying as the deficit terrorists ramp up their attacks (06/05/2010)
  • Fiscal sustainability and ratio fever (03/05/2010)
  • Washington Teach-In Counter Conference (29/04/2010)
  • Are capital controls the answer? (28/04/2010)
  • Understanding central bank operations (27/04/2010)
  • What the hell is a government solvency constraint? (23/04/2010)
  • Same old arguments = lack of leadership (22/04/2010)
  • The Fiscal Sustainability Teach-In and Counter-Conference (21/04/2010)
  • When a huge pack of lies is barely enough (20/04/2010)
  • A mining boom will not reduce the need for public deficits (16/04/2010)
  • Unemployment is about a lack of jobs (15/04/2010)
  • Deficits are here to stay … get used to it (14/04/2010)
  • Japan … just wait … your days are numbered (13/04/2010)
  • Free speech is an extremely well-paid occupation (12/04/2010)
  • US federal reserve governor is part of the problem (09/04/2010)
  • I just found out – state kleptocracy is the problem (07/04/2010)
  • Lending is capital- not reserve-constrained (05/04/2010)
  • When you’ve got friends like this … Part 3 (02/04/2010)
  • Robin Hood was a thief not a saviour (01/04/2010)
  • Operation twist – then and now (31/03/2010)
  • Another economics department to close (30/03/2010)
  • The US should have universal public health care (26/03/2010)
  • Ladies and gentleman, civilisation is ending (23/03/2010)
  • Clowns to the left, jokers to the right (22/03/2010)
  • Oh no … Bernanke is loose and those greenbacks are everywhere (19/03/2010)
  • China is not the problem (18/03/2010)
  • Hyperdeflation, followed by rampant inflation (17/03/2010)
  • Eliminating the great superannuation rip off (16/03/2010)
  • Today started out well but then went downhill (15/03/2010)
  • iWorry about the conservatives (12/03/2010)
  • Its all booming down here folks! (10/03/2010)
  • Extending unemployment benefits … an omen (08/03/2010)
  • Would someone please put something in the water supply (05/03/2010)
  • Dumb is too kind really (04/03/2010)
  • Interest rates up – but its messy (02/03/2010)
  • Hyperbole and outright lies (01/03/2010)
  • Chill out time: better get used to budget deficits (26/02/2010)
  • Pushing the fantasy barrow (25/02/2010)
  • Bond markets require larger budget deficits (24/02/2010)
  • Yummy at first then you get fat! (23/02/2010)
  • Some movement at the station (22/02/2010)
  • The vandals are gathering (19/02/2010)
  • Person the lifeboats! (18/02/2010)
  • We are sorry (14/02/2010)
  • Why history matters (12/02/2010)
  • My Sunday media nightmare (07/02/2010)
  • On human bondage (05/02/2010)
  • When you’ve got friends like this … Part 2 (04/02/2010)
  • The latest WMD – public deficits! (03/02/2010)
  • Caution is the better option (02/02/2010)
  • Another intergenerational report – another waste of time (02/02/2010)
  • UKs flexible labour market floats on public spending (01/02/2010)
  • L’horreur economique (31/01/2010)
  • Things that bothered me today (29/01/2010)
  • What do the IMF growth projections mean? (28/01/2010)
  • A one-term presidency is in order (26/01/2010)
  • Watch out for spam! (25/01/2010)
  • The Great Moderation myth (24/01/2010)
  • The progressives have failed to seize the moment (22/01/2010)
  • Its a family affair (21/01/2010)
  • Its a hard road (20/01/2010)
  • The complacent students sit and listen to some of that (19/01/2010)
  • The further down the food chain you go, the more the zealots take over (18/01/2010)
  • Some will rob you with a six-gun, and some with a fountain pen (17/01/2010)
  • The daily losses from unemployment (13/01/2010)
  • 100-percent reserve banking and state banks (12/01/2010)
  • When you’ve got friends like this … Part 1 (10/01/2010)
  • Retail sales up but nothing to glow about (07/01/2010)
  • Iceland … another neo-liberal casualty (06/01/2010)
  • Wall Street lobbying helped bring the economy unstuck (05/01/2010)
  • Financial markets are mostly unproductive (04/01/2010)
  • One should become more radical as one grows older (03/01/2010)
  • Economists are part of the problem not the solution (01/01/2010)
  • The year ends badly and then … (31/12/2009)
  • Monetary policy was not to blame (30/12/2009)
  • Do not learn economics from a newspaper (29/12/2009)
  • Spending multipliers (28/12/2009)
  • One hell of a juxtaposition (27/12/2009)
  • When ideology blinds us to the solution (24/12/2009)
  • Time to outlaw the credit rating agencies (23/12/2009)
  • Another conservative front opening up – minimum wages (22/12/2009)
  • Lesson for today: the public sector saved us (21/12/2009)
  • Bernanke should quit or be sacked (20/12/2009)
  • Being shamed and disgraced is not enough (18/12/2009)
  • When former politicians and bureaucrats get bored with golf … (17/12/2009)
  • Creeping along the bottom only (16/12/2009)
  • Lost in a macroeconomics textbook again (15/12/2009)
  • The comedy begins (11/12/2009)
  • Direct public job creation now being debated (08/12/2009)
  • When I should have been reading Phantom comics (07/12/2009)
  • Oh my darling … mystery phenomenon spreads! (06/12/2009)
  • The US government has run short of money (04/12/2009)
  • CofFEE conference – Day 1 report (03/12/2009)
  • Most bananas are atheists … (02/12/2009)
  • More calls for job creation … but then (01/12/2009)
  • Deficits should be cut in a recession. Not! (30/11/2009)
  • Structural deficits and automatic stabilisers (29/11/2009)
  • Dubai is not a case of sovereign default (27/11/2009)
  • An unholy gathering is emerging (26/11/2009)
  • The comeback of conservative ideology (25/11/2009)
  • We are in trouble – squirrels are falling down holes (24/11/2009)
  • Breaking up the banks (23/11/2009)
  • I guess they didn’t want to win the war (22/11/2009)
  • Let’s just focus on inflation (20/11/2009)
  • I have found an inflation threat (19/11/2009)
  • Employment guarantees in vogue – well not really (18/11/2009)
  • The enemies from within (17/11/2009)
  • Japan grows along with the hysteria (16/11/2009)
  • APEC summit – the heat must be getting to them (13/11/2009)
  • Employment falls – better put interest rates up again (12/11/2009)
  • Social entrepreneurship … another neo-liberal denial (11/11/2009)
  • Islands in the sun … (10/11/2009)
  • A global financial tax? (09/11/2009)
  • Being objective … and lying rodents (08/11/2009)
  • Futility, hedging and the Red Cross – its all in a day (06/11/2009)
  • Those bad Keynesians are to blame (05/11/2009)
  • So we are the best are we? (04/11/2009)
  • An international currency? Hopefully not! (03/11/2009)
  • Its all a matter of construction (02/11/2009)
  • Progressive movements bound to stall (30/10/2009)
  • Reinstating our monetary policy obsession (29/10/2009)
  • Another cost of the budget surpluses (28/10/2009)
  • Criminal negligence … (n)OTT (27/10/2009)
  • Being careful not to swear in Dubai (26/10/2009)
  • Current accounts and currencies (25/10/2009)
  • When a country is wrecked by neo-liberalism (23/10/2009)
  • Landlocked … but still swamped by budget hysteria (22/10/2009)
  • Whatever .. its a macroeconomic problem (21/10/2009)
  • Evidence that the world is different (20/10/2009)
  • When all you do is distribute rather than create (19/10/2009)
  • When corporate welfare invades the day of rest (18/10/2009)
  • Friend of the state, Friend of the people award (16/10/2009)
  • Inflation targeting spells bad fiscal policy (15/10/2009)
  • Studying macroeconomics – an exercise in deception (14/10/2009)
  • IMF agreements pro-cyclical in low income countries (11/10/2009)
  • How fiscal policy saved the world (09/10/2009)
  • GIGO … (07/10/2009)
  • Living standards fall and labour wastage rises … but its that time again (06/10/2009)
  • If we don’t, it won’t and won’t need to … (05/10/2009)
  • Car mechanic sacked – forgets the car is computerised (04/10/2009)
  • In the spirit of debate … my reply Part 3 (01/10/2009)
  • In the spirit of debate … my reply Part 2 (30/09/2009)
  • A plague is ahead … (29/09/2009)
  • In the spirt of debate … my reply (28/09/2009)
  • In the spirit of debate … (27/09/2009)
  • The fiscal beat up continues … (27/09/2009)
  • We still have the elephant in the room … (25/09/2009)
  • Banks might be forced to buy government bonds … (24/09/2009)
  • The IMF fall into a loanable funds black hole … again (22/09/2009)
  • Way out west … (21/09/2009)
  • Mainstream macroeconomic fads – just a waste of time (18/09/2009)
  • Now the OECD is saying there is a jobs crisis (17/09/2009)
  • Macroeconomics get lost in the kitchen cupboard (16/09/2009)
  • What if – public employment? (15/09/2009)
  • Signs of recovery prompt cries for surpluses (14/09/2009)
  • The Land Restoration Imperative (11/09/2009)
  • Retail sales – a story within a story (09/09/2009)
  • How much difference do the GDP forecasts make? (08/09/2009)
  • Why we need more fiscal stimulus (07/09/2009)
  • One good reason for the government to remain in office (06/09/2009)
  • Gold price surge … what is it about? (04/09/2009)
  • Negative interest rates – QE gone mad (03/09/2009)
  • GDP is growing but further stimulus is required (02/09/2009)
  • Knowlegable economic commentary still exists (01/09/2009)
  • Japan – up against the neo-liberal machine (31/08/2009)
  • How do labour markets react to capacity utilisation changes? (28/08/2009)
  • Fed Reserve about to take over New York Times! (27/08/2009)
  • It is good they are not in Treasury any more! (26/08/2009)
  • When leading economists become part of the problem (25/08/2009)
  • More fiscal stimulus – what shape recovery? (24/08/2009)
  • A baby-sitting economy … (23/08/2009)
  • The myths of the ageing society debate (21/08/2009)
  • Inequality continues to rise in Australia (20/08/2009)
  • The impact of government on reserve dynamics … (19/08/2009)
  • The challenges of labour underutilisation and low wages (18/08/2009)
  • Another sorry chapter in RBA history is looming (16/08/2009)
  • EVI update (13/08/2009)
  • The waves of recession (13/08/2009)
  • Dumbed down economy doesn’t lose as many jobs (12/08/2009)
  • Rising insolvencies – is unemployment a cause? (11/08/2009)
  • Tale of two recessions and more (10/08/2009)
  • IMF report – ABC World Today segment (10/08/2009)
  • Twisted logic and just plain misinformation (09/08/2009)
  • How do budget deficits finance saving? (05/08/2009)
  • Debates in modern monetary macro … (04/08/2009)
  • Economists might usefully desist (03/08/2009)
  • The rising future burden on our kids (02/08/2009)
  • Why doesn’t this attract headlines? (31/07/2009)
  • Our PM’s second essay – 1/10 (being generous) (30/07/2009)
  • SBS Insight program tonight – The Battlers (28/07/2009)
  • The piper will call if surpluses are pursued … (27/07/2009)
  • No cause for celebration (24/07/2009)
  • Upcoming public presentations … (24/07/2009)
  • The world is going insane I think (23/07/2009)
  • The revolving door – how social policy is co-opted (22/07/2009)
  • Fed chairman not quite getting it … (21/07/2009)
  • Nobel prize winner sounding a trifle modern moneyish (17/07/2009)
  • Employment guarantees build certainty into fiscal policy (16/07/2009)
  • Typists go home … UK runs out of money! (15/07/2009)
  • D for debt bomb; D for drivel … (13/07/2009)
  • The problem of being a macro economist (05/07/2009)
  • Stimulus package continues to boost Australian economy (03/07/2009)
  • Balance sheet recessions and democracy (03/07/2009)
  • Compact with Retrenched Workers – not a job in sight! (02/07/2009)
  • What else but a fiscal stimulus? (01/07/2009)
  • My letter to the Governor (arnie) (01/07/2009)
  • California IOUs are not currency … but they could be! (30/06/2009)
  • Obama … doomed to fail (29/06/2009)
  • Income or employment guarantees? (26/06/2009)
  • Bad luck if you are poor! (25/06/2009)
  • Fiscal rules going mad … (24/06/2009)
  • More back to fiat monetary system basics! (23/06/2009)
  • Credibility comes with understanding (22/06/2009)
  • The budget deficits will increase taxation! (21/06/2009)
  • Time for a reality check on debt – Part 1 (19/06/2009)
  • Fact and fiction … NSW Budget (16/06/2009)
  • W comes before V (12/06/2009)
  • Animal spirits – optimism that may not last (10/06/2009)
  • Public ownership rules airport rankings! (09/06/2009)
  • A holiday pot pourri – unions, jobs and education (08/06/2009)
  • Salary caps on CEOs? (07/06/2009)
  • A sad little sojourn to Britain … (05/06/2009)
  • Debt and deficits again! (04/06/2009)
  • R we or R we not … (03/06/2009)
  • A response to (green) critics – finale (for now)! (02/06/2009)
  • A response to (green) critics … Part 2 (01/06/2009)
  • A response to (green) critics … Part 1 (31/05/2009)
  • Employment guarantees enter the social inclusion debate (29/05/2009)
  • Social inclusion principles – another failed vision (27/05/2009)
  • More neo-liberal atrocities from the Fourth Estate (26/05/2009)
  • Neo-liberals invade The Greens! (25/05/2009)
  • Life-time employment and employment guarantees (24/05/2009)
  • Democracy, accountability and more intergenerational nonsense (22/05/2009)
  • Real wage movements moderate but positive (21/05/2009)
  • Treasury boss defending the wrong thing! (20/05/2009)
  • Norway and sectoral balances (19/05/2009)
  • A new agenda for our union movement (18/05/2009)
  • A sad place – a $58 billion deficit and soaring unemployment! (17/05/2009)
  • The deficit and debt debate (14/05/2009)
  • Flat Earth theory returns – budget aftermath (13/05/2009)
  • The Budget (what else) and a parrot or two (12/05/2009)
  • The size of the deficit should not be the focus (11/05/2009)
  • Employment guarantees in developing countries (10/05/2009)
  • Where the crisis means death! (08/05/2009)
  • Retail sales, budgets and other nonsense (06/05/2009)
  • Redefining full employment … again! (05/05/2009)
  • The interest rate should be set at zero (04/05/2009)
  • Federal budget 2009 – ignorance will drive bad policy (03/05/2009)
  • Participation rate puzzles … (01/05/2009)
  • Training does not equal jobs! (30/04/2009)
  • Lucky he’s not Treasurer anymore (29/04/2009)
  • The OECD is at it again! (28/04/2009)
  • Are our pollies lining their own nest? (27/04/2009)
  • How large should the deficit be? (24/04/2009)
  • What if the IMF are right? (23/04/2009)
  • Boondoggling and leaf-raking … (22/04/2009)
  • Free public broadband is required (20/04/2009)
  • The green shoots of recovery … been looking! (15/04/2009)
  • The unemployed cannot find jobs that are not there! (14/04/2009)
  • Long-term unemployment rising again (13/04/2009)
  • Norway … colder than us but … (12/04/2009)
  • Hollow rhetoric … the Government is not doing all they can! (10/04/2009)
  • Working less hours is not the answer! (10/04/2009)
  • Time to get real … its bad! (09/04/2009)
  • The Jobs Plan – and then? (06/04/2009)
  • USA and Australian unemployment trends (05/04/2009)
  • The importance of public sector employment (03/04/2009)
  • Shorter hours or layoffs? (01/04/2009)
  • National budgets are not constrained! (30/03/2009)
  • The US detox lunancy (26/03/2009)
  • Back to school for the US President! (25/03/2009)
  • ABS staff cutbacks (20/03/2009)
  • Digressions on IR laws and our freedoms (19/03/2009)
  • Bernanke on financial constraints (18/03/2009)
  • The CofFEE/URP Employment Vulnerability Index – with updates (17/03/2009)
  • G20 – we should all be worried (15/03/2009)
  • Oh dear, Lindsay needs sleep! (12/03/2009)
  • An insomnia cure for Lindsay (11/03/2009)
  • Labour market discrimination rising (10/03/2009)
  • The role of journalists … (09/03/2009)
  • Crimes of the past … (08/03/2009)
  • Privatisation … was yesterday’s joke (06/03/2009)
  • The gloom gets gloomier – national accounts! (04/03/2009)
  • ABC bias … what might have been (27/02/2009)
  • Defence pay and Centrelink abuse (26/02/2009)
  • It’s a demand problem Kevin! (25/02/2009)
  • Economic crisis talk (updated) (25/02/2009)
  • Underemployment rising – redux (24/02/2009)
  • Underemployment rising … (24/02/2009)
  • The danger of underemployment … (18/02/2009)
  • The origins of the economic crisis (16/02/2009)
  • The job creation bandwagon … (14/02/2009)
  • Labour force data – again … (12/02/2009)
  • Labour force data surprises … (12/02/2009)
  • Why pander to the financial markets? (11/02/2009)
  • Bang for mega-bucks: how many jobs can $42 billion buy? (07/02/2009)
  • Fiscal stimulus effects … (05/02/2009)
  • 90,000 jobs for 42 billion is a bad strategy … (04/02/2009)
  • The D word – a time of national rejoicing … (02/02/2009)
  • Social capitalism … (31/01/2009)
  • Skilled vacancies take a dive … (28/01/2009)
  • Recessions are terrible … (28/01/2009)
  • From boom to bust … (24/01/2009)
  • The paradigm shift in economic policy (16/10/2008)
  • Treasury ignorance! (04/09/2008)
  • Unemployment shame to increase! (03/01/2005)
  • The Free Trade Agreement – not! (01/01/2005)
  • Macroeconomics 101 … not! (31/12/2004)
  • Why didn’t they build better houses! (30/12/2004)
  • The PM should heed his own words (25/12/2004)
  • Debt worsens (24/12/2004)
• Category: Euro book
  • The French inferiority complex (22/06/2020)
  • Eurozone Dystopia – Groupthink and Denial on a Grand Scale – now published (16/05/2015)
  • Options for Europe – Part 98 (04/06/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 97 (03/06/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 96 (02/06/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 95 (30/05/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 94 (29/05/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 93 (28/05/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 92 (27/05/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 91 (26/05/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 90 (23/05/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 89 (22/05/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 88 (21/05/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 87 (20/05/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 86 (19/05/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 85 (16/05/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 84 (15/05/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 83 (13/05/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 82 (12/05/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 81 (09/05/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 80 (07/05/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 79 (06/05/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 78 (05/05/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 77 (02/05/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 76 (01/05/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 75 (30/04/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 74 (29/04/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 73 (28/04/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 72 (25/04/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 71 (24/04/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 70 (23/04/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 69 (22/04/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 68 (21/04/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 67 (18/04/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 66 (17/04/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 65 (16/04/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 64 (15/04/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 63 (11/04/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 62 (08/04/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 61 (07/04/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 60 (04/04/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 59 (03/04/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 58 (02/04/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 57 (01/04/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 56 (31/03/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 55 (28/03/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 54 (27/03/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 53 (26/03/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 52 (25/03/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 51 (24/03/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 50 (21/03/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 49 (20/03/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 48 (19/03/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 47 (18/03/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 46 (17/03/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 45 (14/03/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 44 (12/03/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 43 (11/03/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 42 (10/03/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 41 (07/03/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 40 (06/03/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 39 (04/03/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 38 (03/03/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 37 (28/02/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 36 (27/02/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 35 (26/02/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 34 (25/02/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 33 (24/02/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 32 (21/02/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 31 (20/02/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 30 (19/02/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 29 (18/02/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 28 (17/02/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 27 (14/02/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 26 (12/02/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 25 (11/02/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 24 (10/02/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 23 (06/02/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 22 (05/02/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 21 (04/02/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 20 (03/02/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 19 (31/01/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 18 (30/01/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 17 (29/01/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 16 (28/01/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 15 (27/01/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 14 (24/01/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 13 (23/01/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 12 (22/01/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 11 (21/01/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 10 (20/01/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 9 (15/01/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 8 (14/01/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 7 (13/01/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 6 (10/01/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 5 (09/01/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 4 (07/01/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 3 (06/01/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 2 (01/01/2014)
  • Options for Europe – Part 1 (31/12/2013)
• Category: European Union
  • Claiming the European Union is close to full employment defies the meaning of language (18/09/2023)
  • The Ireland growth miracle is largely illusory and biasing Eurozone growth data upwards (31/08/2023)
  • US inflation falling fast as Europe prepares to go back into a deliberate austerity-led crises (15/03/2023)
  • Abandoning the euro would have essentially zero negative income effects for the vast majority of Member States (27/02/2023)
  • EU bonds will not become a ‘safe asset’ – Germany and Co won’t let that happen (18/01/2023)
  • Presentation to Economic Society of Australia (25/05/2022)
  • The French Left should unite rather than consider supporting the Far Right Le Pen (26/04/2022)
  • French presidential election – some hope for a future progressive, anti-EU Left (11/04/2022)
  • The current inflation still looks to be a transitory phenomenon (28/03/2022)
  • Euro area inflation is not accelerating out of control (24/01/2022)
  • The European conservatives are organising while the progressives fight among themselves (18/01/2022)
  • The ECB is facing a crisis – rising inflation and risk of Member State insolvency – how to make a problem (23/12/2021)
  • New German finance minister thinks (27 per cent slump in GDP) Greece is Germany’s new role model for reform (08/12/2021)
  • The Merkel failure (27/09/2021)
  • European Commission processes still biased towards fiscal austerity (13/07/2021)
  • Massive wastage of labour in the European Union (24/06/2021)
  • The aftermath from my recent podcast on the Job Guarantee and UBI (03/06/2021)
  • German Bundesverfassungsgericht decision is no victory for EU federalists (22/04/2021)
  • Dr Die Schwarze Null still not thinking beyond more austerity (19/04/2021)
  • Either the Eurozone as we know it is dead or Italy goes out – latest research (14/04/2021)
  • We are undermining our futures by deliberately wasting our youth (02/03/2021)
  • European Union – no democracy, no rule of law, no solidarity, no human rights, no economic miracle! (02/02/2021)
  • Europe’s neoliberal DNA is still at work (14/12/2020)
  • The EU outdoes itself in the madness stakes (03/03/2020)
  • Presentation at the Italian Senate building, Rome, February 7, 2018 (13/02/2020)
  • Eurozone 2020. Don’t mention the War! (11/02/2020)
  • The German government celebrates its record surplus while infrastructure collapses (15/01/2020)
  • European Union – business as usual as the madness continues (02/12/2019)
  • Data suggests a unilateral Greek exit would have been much better than their colonial future under the Troika (26/11/2019)
  • China slowdown highlights the madness of the Eurozone austerity (22/10/2019)
  • Leading indicators are suggesting recession (03/10/2019)
  • Germany to play smokes and mirrors again (12/09/2019)
  • The EU pronouncement of a Greek success ignores the reality (22/08/2019)
  • German external investment model a failure (19/08/2019)
  • Europe should stay out of the race for IMF head (24/07/2019)
  • The Greek colony remains in depression (25/06/2019)
  • Madness on both sides of the Atlantic (10/04/2019)
  • The German undervaluation obsession is resistant to ‘reform’ (26/03/2019)
  • 1 Zombie + 1 Zombie equals 1 bigger zombie (20/03/2019)
  • Advancing the progressive cause through national solidarity (05/03/2019)
  • Left logic – the neoliberal EU cannot be reformed but exit is bad (28/02/2019)
  • German growth strategy falters – exposes deep flaws in the EU architecture (19/02/2019)
  • A progressive European superstate will never come to pass (14/02/2019)
  • The EU’s democratic deficit is intrinsic and unfixable without dissolution (11/02/2019)
  • EU deliberately subjugates prosperity to maintain its neoliberal ideology (17/01/2019)
  • Greece “neither thrived nor struggled” – the financial press alt world (31/12/2018)
  • Greek austerity – a denial of basic human rights, penalty should be imprisonment (06/12/2018)
  • IMF Euro hitman in denial of the reality that the monetary union has become (03/12/2018)
  • Franco-German ‘agreement’ is another European dead-end (29/11/2018)
  • The ‘fiscal contraction expansion’ lie lives on – now playing in Italy – Part 1 (26/11/2018)
  • German citizens firmly against any (even weak) federal reforms to the EMU (10/10/2018)
  • The destruction of Greece – the slow-burn decline of a nation (09/10/2018)
  • I hope the Italian government holds its nerve against Brussels (02/10/2018)
  • It is (way past) time to dissolve the disastrous EMU experiment (02/08/2018)
  • Fiscal policy in Australia is undermining the future of our grandchildren (11/07/2018)
  • Governments should not issue debt under foreign law (03/07/2018)
  • Italy should prioritise an exit of the Eurozone madness (02/07/2018)
  • The Meseberg Declaration – don’t hold your breath waiting (26/06/2018)
  • European-wide unemployment insurance proposals – more bunk! (18/06/2018)
  • German press and its politicians lose the plot – Europhiles be warned (13/06/2018)
  • Forget European reform – the Germans have anyway (23/04/2018)
  • Latest Europhile advocacy beggars belief – surrender sovereignty to regain it (05/04/2018)
  • Neoliberal economic Groupthink alive and well in Europe (21/03/2018)
  • Donald Trump’s tariff hikes are not good policy (20/03/2018)
  • Eurozone policy failures laid bare (19/03/2018)
  • Poverty among the unemployed now close to 50 per cent in the EU (05/03/2018)
  • There is no European citizen – cultures and narratives diverge in the Eurozone (20/02/2018)
  • Social democratic politicians continue to walk the plank – into oblivion (07/02/2018)
  • The IMF and the Germans wreaking havoc in Northern Africa (05/02/2018)
  • Oh poor Britain – overrun by chlorinated chickens, hapless without the EU (01/02/2018)
  • IMF finds the Eurozone has failed at the most elemental level (29/01/2018)
  • Greece – the next bailout is just around the corner (23/01/2018)
  • Ireland – not as rosy as the official story might suggest (02/01/2018)
  • The path out of the low wage trap is limited by fiscal austerity (28/12/2017)
  • Germany – a most dangerous and ridiculous nation (27/12/2017)
  • The latest scam from the European Commission – the ‘roadmap’ – Part 2 (20/12/2017)
  • The latest scam from the European Commission – the ‘roadmap’ – Part 1 (19/12/2017)
  • The EMU reform ruse – Part 4 and Final (05/12/2017)
  • The EMU reform ruse – Part 3 (04/12/2017)
  • The EMU reform ruse – Part 2 (29/11/2017)
  • The EMU reform ruse – Part 1 (28/11/2017)
  • Massive Eurozone infrastructure deficit requires urgent redress (27/11/2017)
  • Europhile Left deluded if it thinks reform process will produce functional outcomes (31/10/2017)
  • Wolfgang Schäuble is gone but his disastrous legacy will continue (16/10/2017)
  • Jean-Claude Juncker in denial and somewhat delusional (18/09/2017)
  • Europe – the deliberate wastage of its youth continues (22/08/2017)
  • The chickens are coming home to roost for Europe’s so-called powerhouse (10/08/2017)
  • Why haven’t any IMF officials been prosecuted for malpractice in Greece? (03/08/2017)
  • Hungary and Poland would be insane joining the Eurozone (26/07/2017)
  • Germany fails to honour its part of the Greek bailout deal (24/07/2017)
  • Austerity will not work for France right now (19/07/2017)
  • More Germans are at risk of severe poverty than ever before (06/07/2017)
  • France has received its orders from the masters (27/06/2017)
  • Latest Greek bailout – a recipe designed to fail (22/06/2017)
  • Deepening the Economic and Monetary Union – no solution in sight (20/06/2017)
  • When economists ignore the elephant called reality and applicability (14/06/2017)
  • 4 years later – the European Youth Guarantee is an under-funded failure (25/05/2017)
  • Eurozone remains in much worse shape than some official statistics might suggest (24/05/2017)
  • Eurozone recovery is much weaker than the headline figures might suggest (09/05/2017)
  • Common elements linking US and UK economic slowdowns (01/05/2017)
  • The destruction of Greece – “only a down payment” according to the IMF (27/04/2017)
  • German trade surpluses demonstrate the failure of the Eurozone (24/04/2017)
  • Subsidiarity – a European Union smokescreen to justify failure (19/04/2017)
  • Portugal demonstrates the myopia of the Eurozone’s fiscal rules (18/04/2017)
  • Front National – seems confused on its monetary proposals (29/03/2017)
  • Real wages below 2009 – another dimension of EU failure (27/03/2017)
  • Why is Europe celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome? (14/03/2017)
  • The neo-liberal colony of Greece takes another step backwards (15/02/2017)
  • Greece still should exit and escape the grip of the vandals (08/02/2017)
  • The Italian elites knew all along that the Eurozone would be a disaster (01/02/2017)
  • Mario Draghi uses TARGET2 to cower Italy into staying within the Eurozone (24/01/2017)
  • France Stratégie’s three options for the Eurozone ignore the elephant (22/12/2016)
  • The European Commission turns a blind eye to record German external surpluses (31/10/2016)
  • The Eurozone ‘house of cards’ to collapse – doomed from the start (26/10/2016)
  • Latest news on European Youth Guarantee hardly inspiring (05/10/2016)
  • The planned destruction of Greece continues … (28/09/2016)
  • Growth outlook deteriorating – and don’t blame the Brexit vote (01/08/2016)
  • Irish national accounts – smoke and mirrors really (20/07/2016)
  • The Italian bank crisis – another Eurozone mess (07/07/2016)
  • Austerity is killing off the hopes of our youth (26/05/2016)
  • Greek bailout money goes to banks and corporations – who would have thought? (24/05/2016)
  • Spanish El Pacto – A Syriza Reprise! (16/05/2016)
  • Madrid presentation video and travel (12/05/2016)
  • Spanish government discretionary fiscal deficit rises and real GDP growth returns (12/04/2016)
  • IMF groupthink and sociopaths (06/04/2016)
  • Finland’s problem is exactly the euro! (05/04/2016)
  • Fiscal policy is a potent instrument for productivity growth (04/04/2016)
  • Chaos in Europe and the flawed monetary system (23/03/2016)
  • European-wide unemployment insurance schemes will not solve the problem (27/01/2016)
  • Democracy in Europe requires Eurozone breakup (06/01/2016)
  • Spain in limbo but has not rejected austerity (30/12/2015)
  • German Ministry of Finance’s anti-Europe proposal (29/12/2015)
  • Ireland demonstrates that fiscal deficits promote growth (24/12/2015)
  • Finland should exit the euro (23/12/2015)
  • Who is responsible for the Eurozone crisis? The simple answer: It is not Germany! (15/12/2015)
  • The Job Guarantee and contributory unemployment benefits systems (08/12/2015)
  • Friday lay day – The Stability Pact didn’t mean much anyway, did it? (20/11/2015)
  • Friday lay day – Is MMT applicable to the Eurozone? (13/11/2015)
  • European Commission forecasts – a denial of their only effective policy tool (10/11/2015)
  • Italian government is walking into the trap of its own making (05/11/2015)
  • The Eurozone – being ‘trapped in a dysfunctional monetary system’ (04/11/2015)
  • The Eurozone Groupthink and Denial continues … (20/10/2015)
  • The total Greek election farce – RIP democracy (24/09/2015)
  • My response to the Mayor of Porto (08/09/2015)
  • Friday lay day – the ‘worst tour’ in the world (04/09/2015)
  • Mitterrand’s turn to austerity was an ideological choice not an inevitability (20/08/2015)
  • Ireland – the quantity-adjusting recovery (10/08/2015)
  • Long-term unemployment behaviour reflects austerity bias in Eurozone (03/08/2015)
  • Friday lay day – Italy’s time to demonstrate leadership (31/07/2015)
  • IT considerations of a Greek exit – Part 2 (24/07/2015)
  • Friday lay day – some IT considerations of a Greek exit (24/07/2015)
  • Euro exit will not be enough for Greece (16/07/2015)
  • A Greek exit could not be more costly than the current path (13/07/2015)
  • Friday lay day – Surrendering to the Recession Cult (10/07/2015)
  • A Greek exit is not rocket science (08/07/2015)
  • The ECB has to maintain ELA to Greek banks (06/07/2015)
  • European Court of Justice effectively rules that Eurozone is a shambles (29/06/2015)
  • Friday lay day – Greece has only one viable path – exit (26/06/2015)
  • Germany should look at itself in the mirror (17/06/2015)
  • Why no-one should vote for the Australian Labor Party (08/06/2015)
  • The incommensurate aims of the Greek people (27/05/2015)
  • Structural reform – code for smash the worker resistance (26/05/2015)
  • Friday lay day – Greek pension myths (22/05/2015)
  • Friday lay day – Greece back in recession but austerity works doesn’t it? (15/05/2015)
  • Germany’s serial breaches of Eurozone rules (11/05/2015)
  • Friday lay day – Latvia, the miracle of 10 per cent population shrinkage (08/05/2015)
  • Friday lay day – the hopelessness of the Greek situation (01/05/2015)
  • Finland – more austerity is not the answer (21/04/2015)
  • Friday lay day – The Troika is the enemy and its either exit or capitulation (10/04/2015)
  • European Youth Guarantee audit exposes its (austerity) flaws (26/03/2015)
  • Eurozone unemployment – little to do with international competitiveness (23/03/2015)
  • Spanish labour market – not so dynamic (17/03/2015)
  • US and Eurozone inflationary expectations diverge (16/03/2015)
  • Friday lay day – Faut-il donc haïr l’Allemagne? (13/03/2015)
  • Greece goes back into depression – having never left it (09/03/2015)
  • Germany is not a model for Europe – it fails abroad and at home (02/03/2015)
  • US labour market improving slowly – Eurozone falls further behind (11/02/2015)
  • Greek bank deposit migration – another neo-liberal smokescreen (09/02/2015)
  • Germany has a convenient but flawed collective memory (02/02/2015)
  • Conceding to Greece opens the door for France and Italy (28/01/2015)
  • Smart Austerity – its just the same dumb austerity (27/01/2015)
  • Greek elections – a solution doesn’t appear to be forthcoming (26/01/2015)
  • Denmark should abandon its euro peg (21/01/2015)
  • SNB decision tells us that the crisis is entering a new phase (19/01/2015)
  • Friday lay day – more snake oil from Brussels (16/01/2015)
  • While Europe debates a placebo the disaster deepens (12/01/2015)
  • Germany should be careful what it ‘allows’ (05/01/2015)
  • Greece – two alternative views (24/12/2014)
  • Alleged Greek growth could be an illusion (17/12/2014)
  • Solving tax avoidance will not cure the Eurozone of stagnation (15/12/2014)
  • The loaded language of austerity – but all the sinners are saints! (27/11/2014)
  • The Italian left should hang their heads in shame (26/11/2014)
  • Greece – return to growth demonstrates the role of substantial fiscal deficits (19/11/2014)
  • Catalonia’s vote largely misses the point (11/11/2014)
  • European Commission is once again bereft of credibility (10/11/2014)
  • Eurozone battle lines being drawn again with Germany on the other side (27/10/2014)
  • Still sinning … a German economist who cannot face facts (23/10/2014)
  • The German ship is sinking under the weight of its own delusions (16/10/2014)
  • The German experiment has failed (07/10/2014)
  • Another Eurozone plan or two that skate around the edges (30/09/2014)
  • Yet another solution for the Eurozone (25/09/2014)
  • Friday lay day (12/09/2014)
  • Our poster child keeps exposing the myths (09/09/2014)
  • Friday lay day (05/09/2014)
  • French government in tatters and the financial markets want growth (26/08/2014)
  • Eurozone has failed – a major shift in direction is needed (25/08/2014)
  • Friday lay day (22/08/2014)
  • Austerity does not necessarily require a cut in government spending (20/08/2014)
  • Germany contracts as the French suggest defiance (19/08/2014)
  • A rogue nation is needed to exit the Eurozone (11/08/2014)
  • No fundamental shift of policy at the Bundesbank (29/07/2014)
  • A Brussels-run unemployment insurance scheme is no fiscal solution (16/07/2014)
  • Italy should lead the way out of the euro-zone (08/07/2014)
  • Ireland national accounts and inversion (07/07/2014)
  • IMF attacks the Stability and Growth Pact (26/06/2014)
  • German economics minister “austerity policies have failed” (19/06/2014)
  • An intellectual storming of the beaches is required in Europe (06/06/2014)
  • The Euro is a spectacular success – growth down, unemployment up … (25/12/2013)
  • The fiscal role of the KfW – Part 1 (03/12/2013)
  • Nothing to sing about in Europe (18/11/2013)
  • Eurozone – what do they propose as an encore? (29/10/2013)
  • Careful before you leap! (08/10/2013)
  • Disingenuous at best (19/09/2013)
  • Eurozone nowhere near creating a truly federal structure (18/09/2013)
  • Eurozone production and employment still going backwards (17/09/2013)
  • The stupidity of the German ideology will come back to haunt them (02/09/2013)
  • Fiscal deficits in Europe help to support growth (26/08/2013)
  • Austerity fails – its in the numbers (25/07/2013)
  • Madness continues – macro conditionalities on regional transfers in Europe (15/07/2013)
  • Christmas is in decline in Greece (03/07/2013)
  • Ireland still located in the Irish Sea despite multibillion-euro austerity drive (01/07/2013)
  • The case to defund the Fund (06/06/2013)
  • Argentina and Greece – credible analogy or not? (22/05/2013)
  • It’s all been for nothing – that is, if we ignore the millions of jobs lost etc (21/05/2013)
  • Incroyable! – France – cap-in-hand and grateful – and sinking fast (16/05/2013)
  • Neo-liberalism – the antithesis to democracy (13/05/2013)
  • What part of the word failure don’t the Euro elite understand? (01/05/2013)
  • Unemployment is skyrocketing – but we have treaty obligations! (23/04/2013)
  • Cyprus – Greece or Iceland? Obvious (01/04/2013)
  • What comes after farce? (26/03/2013)
  • Troika Technical Manual: How to wreck (another) country? (18/03/2013)
  • Spain is not an example of reform success (18/02/2013)
  • Youth Guarantee has to be a Youth Job Guarantee (11/12/2012)
  • Eurozone policy makers destroying prosperity (01/11/2012)
  • A Greek exit would not cause havoc (22/10/2012)
  • IMF to get Nobel Peace Prize in 2013 (15/10/2012)
  • A lost generation in Europe is being deliberately created by the elites (02/10/2012)
  • The Celtic poster child demonstrates the failure of austerity (25/09/2012)
  • Why would any nation want to join the Eurozone? (13/09/2012)
  • The ECB plan will fail because it fails to address the problem (11/09/2012)
  • European Commission – Jobs for Europe Conference (07/09/2012)
  • Off to the Land of Austerity (04/09/2012)
  • Another day – and some more evidence against fiscal austerity (15/08/2012)
  • Bundesbank showed the way in 1975 (14/08/2012)
  • Euro leaders need to eat humble pie at this summit – but they won’t! (27/06/2012)
  • The Euro crisis is all their own doing (19/06/2012)
  • Selective versions of history, driven by a blinkered ideology, always fail (14/06/2012)
  • Spain bank bailout – fails to address the problem (11/06/2012)
  • When a poet knows more than most economists (01/06/2012)
  • Oh Ireland, if only you were growing (04/05/2012)
  • Why the Eurozone is destined to fail (02/05/2012)
  • Cancer is bad but budget deficits are generally good (30/04/2012)
  • Are the Euro bosses going all growth on us? (27/04/2012)
  • The UK government in a race with the Eurozone to ruin their economies (26/04/2012)
  • When does the experiment end? (25/04/2012)
  • The left – entranced by the fiscal austerity mantra sold to them by the conservatives (23/04/2012)
  • Flawed macroeconomic models lead to erroneous conclusions (21/03/2012)
  • A tale of two economies – Greece and Iceland (12/03/2012)
  • Athens burned, while I played Sudoku (06/03/2012)
  • Age discrimination against our teenagers should end (28/02/2012)
  • The lesson for the Europeans is that the US fiscal stimulus worked (24/02/2012)
  • Standby for the third Greek bailout (22/02/2012)
  • The politicians in Europe and the UK are deliberately sabotaging their economies (17/02/2012)
  • The Greek elite – prefers to eat its children (13/02/2012)
  • Greek government should tell Troika it is prioritising a fall in unemployment (07/02/2012)
  • The German model is not workable for the Eurozone (03/02/2012)
  • Latest ECB data shows how bad things have become in Euroland (31/01/2012)
  • Greece to leave the Eurozone and become a German colony (30/01/2012)
  • S&P ≠ ECB – the downgrades are largely irrelevant to the problem (16/01/2012)
  • The Eurozone failed from day one (04/01/2012)
  • Euro malaise heads to the core (27/12/2011)
  • How’s poor old Ireland, and how does she stand? (19/12/2011)
  • It became necessary to destroy Europe to save it (12/12/2011)
  • I wonder what Kepler 22b thinks (09/12/2011)
  • Tightening the SGP rules would deepen the crisis (05/12/2011)
  • Don’t tell the Germans – the ECB weekly deposit tender failed (01/12/2011)
  • When you’ve got friends like this – Part 8 (29/11/2011)
  • Going right to the top in Europe (24/11/2011)
  • Wir wollen Brot! (23/11/2011)
  • The hypocrisy of the Euro cabal is staggering (14/11/2011)
  • Europe – the fierce urgency of tomorrow (11/11/2011)
  • Imagine that NSW was Ireland (11/10/2011)
  • There was once a country named Greece (29/09/2011)
  • There is a great sense of denial in Europe (21/09/2011)
  • Greece should default and exit the euro immediately (20/09/2011)
  • Europe is still pursuing the wrong goal (31/03/2011)
  • Kicking the can down the road outside the Roach Motel (29/11/2010)
  • The Euro bosses ignore all the lessons (02/11/2010)
  • The sick Celtic Tiger getting sicker (24/05/2010)
  • Life in Europe – another day, another (futile) bailout (11/05/2010)
  • Bailouts will not save the Eurozone (05/05/2010)
  • EMU posturing provides no durable solution (29/03/2010)
  • The bullies and the bullied (25/03/2010)
  • Protect your workers for the sake of the nation (24/03/2010)
  • Not the EMF … anything but the EMF! (09/03/2010)
  • Europe – bailout or exit? (16/02/2010)
  • Doomed from the start (10/02/2010)
  • Exiting the Euro? (15/01/2010)
  • España se está muriendo (08/01/2010)
  • A Greek tragedy … (09/12/2009)
  • Euro zone’s self-imposed meltdown (12/10/2009)
  • More bad Euro data (05/01/2005)
  • Germany attacks its unemployed! (04/01/2005)
  • Euro zone madness continues (26/12/2004)
• Category: Fantasy Budget
  • The Fantasy Budget 2013-14 (06/05/2013)
  • MMT Fiscal Principles (06/05/2013)
  • Investing in a Job Guarantee – how much? (05/05/2013)
  • What is a Job Guarantee? (05/05/2013)
  • The Australian labour market – 815 thousand jobs from full employment (04/05/2013)
  • Daily macroeconomic income losses from unemployment (03/05/2013)
  • The indecent inconsistency of the neo-liberals (30/04/2013)
• Category: Fiscal policy
  • Another mythical intergenerational report from the Australian Treasury (28/08/2023)
  • Education should be a nation-building investment not a tax on graduates (29/05/2023)
  • A fiscal statement designed to increase unemployment and drive more jobless workers into poverty (10/05/2023)
  • The so-called Inclusion Committee that recommends keeping the unemployed impoverished (19/04/2023)
• Category: Fiscal Statements
  • Ratings downgrade on US government debt is as ridiculous as it is meaningless (02/08/2023)
  • The Australian government ignores the cost-of-living crisis impoverishing vulnerable citizens (10/11/2022)
  • Australia’s latest fiscal statement from the government – a gutless document really (26/10/2022)
  • Tax reform in Australia is needed but not because the government needs more of its own currency to spend (26/09/2022)
  • We are not going back to the 1970s (14/03/2022)
  • Contrary to what you may have heard – governments can always reduce poverty if they choose to (08/03/2022)
  • Vast majority of NZ economists seem to support MMT (03/03/2022)
  • The last thing we need is a return to fiscal surpluses and rising household debt (21/02/2022)
  • Key economic policy organisations still claim that public spending undermines private spending (15/02/2022)
  • The last thing policy makers should be thinking about right now is creating a recession (14/02/2022)
  • The same erroneous logic that created the social housing shortage is apparently the solution (29/11/2021)
  • And the winner is Brisbane … well kind of … or maybe not (27/07/2021)
  • Investors lose out following the advice of New Keynesian (mainstream) macroeconomics (12/07/2021)
  • Culture of austerity distorts business decision-making and we all lose (23/06/2021)
  • Criticism of failed economists is not cancel culture (31/05/2021)
  • Further evidence the government should and can be doing more to help the most vulnerable (18/05/2021)
  • Australian government fiscal statement 2021-22 – a largely missed opportunity (12/05/2021)
  • What exactly is a rout? (05/05/2021)
  • Governments must restore the capacity to allow them to run large infrastructure projects effectively (01/04/2021)
  • Video – Political Economy thought and praxis post pandemic (27/01/2021)
  • Further evidence undermining the mainstream case against fiscal deficits (22/12/2020)
  • Australia – Treasurer’s fiscal statement 2020-21 – abandons nation building (08/10/2020)
  • Inequality and poverty not just an indigenous problem (27/07/2020)
  • A 10 per cent unemployment rate is not a “tremendous achievement” – it is a sign of total policy failure (15/04/2020)
  • Flattening the curve – the Phillips curve that is (07/04/2020)
  • The fictional world of economics we blithely live in (17/12/2019)
  • What is the problem with rising dependency ratios in Japan – Part 2? (29/10/2019)
  • What is the problem with rising dependency ratios in Japan – Part 1? (28/10/2019)
  • When the idea of a fiscal surplus becomes a talisman (23/10/2019)
  • Japan about to walk the plank – again (30/09/2019)
  • An MMT-Green New Deal and the financial markets – Part 1 (02/09/2019)
  • Of course governments will be fiscally stretched if they define large surpluses as the norm (14/08/2019)
  • The adult unemployment benefit in Australia should be immediately increased by $A200 per week (01/08/2019)
  • Voodoo economic revisionism abounds – and it is not MMT doing the voodoo (23/07/2019)
  • Australian government’s fiscal statement – pitiful and irresponsible election ploy (03/04/2019)
  • Bid-to-cover ratios and MMT (27/03/2019)
  • The Australian Labor Party is still stuck in its neoliberal denial stage (18/12/2018)
  • Public infrastructure investment must privilege public well-being over profit (23/08/2018)
  • Limits to government spending are not determined by private bond markets (18/07/2018)
  • Timor-Leste – challenges for the new government – Part 2 (16/05/2018)
  • Australian fiscal statement 2018-19 – an election stunt, limited economic coherence (10/05/2018)
  • Australia’s national broadcaster puts out economic misinformation (02/05/2018)
  • The distinguished economists just embarrass themselves (12/04/2018)
  • Workers’ parties in NZ and Australia compete to be the most neoliberal (06/03/2018)
  • The IMF still has the same spots (04/01/2018)
  • IMF policies undermine the health of mothers and children in the poorest nations (02/11/2017)
  • The ‘infinite-horizon fiscal gap’ is just an infinity of nonsense – try measuring that! (25/10/2017)
  • The role of literary fiction in perpetuating neo-liberal economic myths – Part 2 (12/09/2017)
  • Japan is different, right? Wrong! Fiscal policy works (15/08/2017)
  • A government can always afford high-quality health care provision (18/07/2017)
  • Being lectured about the problem by those who created the problem (05/06/2017)
  • Australian government in contractionary bias when stimulus is needed (10/05/2017)
  • The Centrelink letters – a clear breach of human rights (05/01/2017)
  • Australia – where victims become criminals (12/12/2016)
  • Australian government doesn’t deserve office, nor does the Opposition! (04/05/2016)
  • Australia enters the deflation league of sorry nations (28/04/2016)
  • Don’t fall for the AAA rating myth (19/04/2016)
  • Australian government fiscal outlook – irresponsible and will fail (16/12/2015)
  • Australian fiscal statement 2015-16 – cynical and venal (13/05/2015)
  • Fiscal surplus by 2017-18? A mindless goal guaranteed to cause havoc and fail (18/03/2015)
  • Australian fiscal statement – attacks the weakest and will undermine prosperity overall (14/05/2014)
• Category: Foundation
• Category: Framing and Language
  • Latest Productivity Commission report – relies on and exploits our ignorance – to undermine our well-being (23/03/2023)
  • An international, worldwide far-right attack on the universities (16/11/2020)
  • Tracing the roots of progressive views on the duty to work – Part 5 (08/09/2020)
  • Tracing the roots of progressive views on the duty to work – Part 4 (01/09/2020)
  • Tracing the roots of progressive views on the duty to work – Part 3 (20/08/2020)
  • Tracing the roots of progressive views on the duty to work – Part 2 (11/08/2020)
  • Setting things straight about the Job Guarantee (30/07/2020)
  • Some lessons from the political campaigning literature (27/05/2019)
  • Fake surveys and Groupthink in the economics profession (19/03/2019)
  • Political censorship in Australian research processes – towards authoritarianism (08/11/2018)
  • The Twitter echo chamber (31/10/2018)
  • Exploring the effectiveness of social media – Part 3 (25/09/2018)
  • Exploring the effectiveness of social media – Part 2 (24/09/2018)
  • Exploring the effectiveness of social media (04/09/2018)
  • Meet Australia’s new Prime Minister (29/08/2018)
  • Reclaiming our sense of collective and community – Part 1 (21/08/2018)
  • Paradigm shift – not from the CORE Econ Project – as mainstream as you will get (13/09/2017)
• Category: Freedom
  • Information is dangerous for neo-liberals (04/08/2014)
• Category: Friday
  • Friday Lay Day – Economists remain in denial of reality (25/12/2015)
  • Friday lay day – a mini-Job Guarantee proves beneficial in the US (06/11/2015)
  • Friday lay day – will the German refugees end up in Minijobs? (16/10/2015)
  • Friday lay day – the neo-liberal real wage scandal (02/10/2015)
  • Friday lay day – lightweight garbage from The Economist (25/09/2015)
  • Friday lay day – the skill shortage myth in Australia (14/08/2015)
  • Friday lay day – no case made to cut penalty rates (07/08/2015)
  • Friday lay day – The five presidents of the Eurozone remain firmly in denial (03/07/2015)
  • Friday lay day – Job Guarantee becomes a mainstream preference (19/06/2015)
  • Friday lay day – Australia heading for recession (29/05/2015)
  • Friday lay day – progressives who are neo-liberal (17/04/2015)
  • Friday lay day – worst sustained British productivity performance since 1948 (03/04/2015)
  • Friday lay day – why not just subcontract out democracy! (27/03/2015)
  • Friday lay day – lifestyle choices and destructive ignorance (20/03/2015)
  • Friday lay day – more Intergenerational Report nonsense (06/03/2015)
  • Friday lay day – The superiority of economists! (27/02/2015)
  • Friday lay day – Cave in or Trojan Horse? (20/02/2015)
  • Friday lay day – federal government has demonstrated its incapacity to lead (13/02/2015)
  • Friday lay day – The myth of equal opportunity (30/01/2015)
  • Friday lay day – neo-liberalism has compromised the concept of a citizen (23/01/2015)
  • Friday lay day – unemployment is a pernicious state (09/01/2015)
  • Friday lay day – wage subsidies do not work (02/01/2015)
  • Friday lay day – conservative attack dog unleashed on unemployed in Australia (26/12/2014)
  • Friday lay day – public spending is not necessarily matched by tax revenue in the long-run (19/12/2014)
  • Friday lay day – central bank governor disgraces himself (12/12/2014)
  • Friday lay day – some home truths (05/12/2014)
  • Friday lay day – real resources are available but not used, why? (28/11/2014)
  • Friday lay day – freezing in Florence (21/11/2014)
  • Friday lay day – troubles in Australian universities (14/11/2014)
  • Friday lay day – US midterm election show lack of progressive leadership (07/11/2014)
  • Friday lay day – music while you work (31/10/2014)
  • Friday lay day – Give them a job and a surfboard (24/10/2014)
  • Friday lay day – being ashamed of one’s nation (17/10/2014)
  • Friday lay day (03/10/2014)
  • Friday lay day (26/09/2014)
  • Friday lay day (19/09/2014)
  • Friday lay day (29/08/2014)
  • Friday lay day (15/08/2014)
  • Friday lay day blog (08/08/2014)
  • Friday lay day blog (01/08/2014)
  • Friday lay day (25/07/2014)
  • Friday lay day (18/07/2014)
  • Blog lay day (11/07/2014)
  • When climate change denialists merge with fiscal austerians (04/07/2014)
  • Blog lay day (27/06/2014)
  • A blog lay day (20/06/2014)
• Category: Friends like this
  • The UK recovery is a false dawn (20/10/2014)
  • When you’ve got friends like this – Part 11 (24/07/2014)
  • If you think you know what ‘debt’ is, read on (31/07/2013)
  • When you’ve got friends like this – Part 10 (01/01/2013)
  • When you’ve got friends like this – Part 9 (30/10/2012)
  • When you’ve got friends like this – Part 7 – aka we need Plan C (31/10/2011)
• Category: Future of work
  • Video – An economy that guarantees health and wellbeing for all (21/10/2020)
  • Tracing the roots of progressive views on the duty to work – Part 6 (29/09/2020)
  • Tracing the roots of progressive views on the duty to work – Part 1 (04/08/2020)
  • We are all entrepreneurs now marching towards a precarious and impoverished future (04/06/2019)
  • Inclusive growth means poverty reduction and declining income inequality (04/12/2018)
  • Welcome to the ‘homeless’ working poor – a new neoliberal KPI (22/02/2018)
  • US labour market reality debunks mainstream view about structural impediments (15/01/2018)
  • Unemployment is miserable and doesn’t spawn an upsurge in personal creativity (21/11/2017)
  • Automation and full employment – back to the 1960s (14/11/2017)
  • The conservative opposition to full employment legislation in the US (13/07/2017)
  • The rise of the “private government” (05/07/2017)
  • Employment as a human right (29/06/2017)
  • When Austrians ate dogs (26/06/2017)
• Category: Guest blogger
  • The working poor are still poor in Australia (01/07/2021)
  • I vote, I am unemployed and I live in your electorate (30/03/2021)
  • The gig economy – a shameful failure of the neoliberal project (15/12/2020)
  • Why luxury watches shouldn’t be the most egregious news to come out of Canberra (10/11/2020)
  • How to create a divided society (09/02/2017)
  • The public macroeconomic mind map matters (08/02/2012)
  • Oh for a decent public employment service! (28/01/2011)
  • Challenging a paradigm (14/01/2011)
  • Advocating full employment (24/11/2010)
  • Job Guarantees and social democracy (15/10/2010)
  • A light on the hill the Labor Party prefers to leave off (13/09/2009)
  • Why don’t mainstream economists get modern money if it is right? (20/07/2009)
• Category: Higher education
  • Tibet and higher education funding in Australia (18/04/2013)
• Category: Hyperinflation
• Category: Iceland
  • Iceland should not peg its currency to the euro or any other currencies (04/04/2017)
• Category: IMF
  • Advanced countries should invest in fair trade ventures (without ownership claims) (22/03/2022)
  • IMF now claiming continued inequality risks opening a “social and political seismic crack” (21/04/2021)
  • Madame Lagarde basically says MMT is correct – not that she knew she was saying it! (17/04/2019)
  • Timor-Leste – challenges for the new government – Part 1 (15/05/2018)
  • IMF recommends that firms should increase real wage growth in Japan (22/03/2016)
  • IMF still away with the pixies (06/08/2013)
  • IMF – the height of hypocrisy but still wrong as usual (25/01/2012)
  • The catechism of the IMF (20/01/2012)
• Category: Inflation
  • Capitalist wants government to drive up unemployment by 40-50 per cent and inflict more ‘pain in the economy’ on workers (13/09/2023)
  • Australia – real wages continue to decline and wage movements show RBA logic to be a ruse (16/08/2023)
  • Central bankers deliberately trying to increase poverty is not a sound policy framework (31/07/2023)
  • US inflation falling fast, while in Australia the top-end-of-town are partying on massive salary increases (14/06/2023)
  • Australia – wage data shows real wages continue to decline for the sixth consecutive quarter (16/11/2022)
  • Long-term inflationary expectations falling in Australia as housing goes into reverse (27/07/2022)
  • Who would be so stupid to advocate deliberately putting 2.3 million workers out of work? Guess who? (22/06/2022)
  • Australia minimum wage rises but the Fair Work Commission still did not preserve real value as they claim (15/06/2022)
  • Australia – business capital expenditure declines in March-quarter but outlook remains positive (26/05/2022)
  • Australian wages growth remains flat despite RBA claims that a breakout is about to occur (18/05/2022)
  • Exploring the essence of MMT – the Job Guarantee – Part 2 (07/04/2022)
  • New UK cost of living dataset improves on standard CPI release – somewhat (01/02/2022)
  • Australia – annual inflation rate falls to 3 per cent with the quarterly rate stable and the press go crazy (27/10/2021)
  • Inflation rises in Australia – but transitory factors and natural disasters are the reason (28/07/2021)
  • New Australian inflation measures help us dig deeper into distributional consequences (28/06/2021)
  • Inflation is not necessarily due to excessive spending (29/10/2020)
  • The long-term unemployed are not an inflation constraint in a recovery (19/10/2020)
  • Australian inflation rate – trending down and reflecting a weak economy (27/07/2016)
  • Australian inflation trending down – where are all the gold bugs? (29/10/2015)
  • Australian inflation trending down – lower oil prices and subdued economy (29/01/2015)
  • Japan demonstrates the real limits on government spending (04/11/2014)
  • Australia’s inflation rate falling on back of weak spending (22/10/2014)
  • Inflation rises on back of health fund price hikes – generally benign (23/07/2014)
  • Australian inflation outlook – spikey but benign (24/10/2013)
  • Australian inflation outlook – plenty of scope for a needed fiscal boost (24/07/2013)
  • Australia – inflation benign and plenty of room for fiscal stimulus (24/04/2013)
  • Buy a cake on the way to the airport – inflation continues to fall in Australia (25/07/2012)
  • Australian inflation plummets as the fiscal vandals undermine the economy (24/04/2012)
  • Australia – falling inflation belies all the boom talk (26/10/2011)
  • Accelerating inflation has to be out there somewhere … in the dark or somewhere (27/09/2011)
  • Australian inflation rate – or rather – the banana rate (27/07/2011)
  • Australia CPI data – benign inflation outcome (27/04/2011)
  • There is no inflationary outbreak evident – the economy is slowing (25/01/2011)
  • Not only smokeless, but looking rusty and unusable (28/10/2010)
• Category: Japan
  • Kyoto Report No 8 (29/11/2022)
  • Kyoto Report No 7 (22/11/2022)
  • Kyoto Report No 6 (15/11/2022)
  • Kyoto Report No 5 (08/11/2022)
  • Kyoto Report No 4 (01/11/2022)
  • Kyoto Report No 3 (25/10/2022)
  • Kyoto Report No. 2 (18/10/2022)
  • Kyoto Report No. 1 (11/10/2022)
  • The Japanese wage problem (25/08/2022)
  • Japan national accounts – sales tax rise, growth collapses – as night follows day (18/02/2020)
  • Some reflections on my time in Japan while I am too busy to write (07/11/2019)
  • Q&A Japan style – Part 3 (06/11/2019)
  • Q&A Japan style – Part 2 (05/11/2019)
  • Q&A Japan style – Part 1 (04/11/2019)
  • UBI advocates ignore the dynamic efficiencies of full employment (24/07/2018)
  • Even more evidence that the US labour market is below full employment (30/03/2017)
  • More fun in Japanese bond markets (07/02/2017)
  • Japan’s unemployment rate decline is due to fiscal stimulus not ageing (10/08/2016)
  • Takahashi Korekiyo was before Keynes and saved Japan from the Great Depression (17/11/2015)
  • Japan needs to abandon its reliance on export growth (18/08/2015)
  • Japan – signs of growth but grey clouds remain (21/05/2015)
  • Japan returns to 1997 – idiocy rules! (18/11/2014)
  • Should we be concerned with a fall in the Nikkei? (23/09/2014)
  • The last eruption of Mount Fuji was 305 years ago (28/05/2013)
  • Japan thinks it is Greece but cannot remember 1997 (13/08/2012)
• Category: Job Guarantee
  • UN Report on employment guarantees misses the essential points about buffer stock mechanisms (06/07/2023)
  • Some thoughts on a five-year development plan for Timor-Leste (03/02/2022)
  • Income support for children improves brain development (31/01/2022)
  • How would Job Guarantee wages be set? (16/09/2020)
  • MMTed Q&A – Episode 7 (15/07/2020)
  • MMTed Q&A – Episode 6 (08/07/2020)
  • The Green New Deal must wipe out precarious work and underemployment (08/08/2019)
  • ‘Progressive’ groups in Australia captured by neoliberal ideology (18/09/2018)
  • The plaintive, I just want to do my art! (25/07/2018)
  • Timor-Leste – challenges for the new government – Part 3 (24/05/2018)
  • Critics of the Job Guarantee miss the mark badly … again (26/04/2018)
  • Basic income guarantee progressives cosy up with the worst CEOs in the world (04/04/2018)
  • Australian government employment plan – racist and in breach of our laws (07/08/2017)
  • A Basic Income Guarantee does not reduce poverty (31/05/2017)
  • There is more to the Job Guarantee literature than a few blog posts (23/05/2017)
  • A basic income guarantee is a neo-liberal strategy for serfdom without the work (05/04/2017)
  • Cash transfers are not squandered on booze but do not replace the need for jobs (13/12/2016)
  • India’s national employment guarantee hampered by supply constraints (28/03/2016)
  • A return to full employment in Australia will require significantly higher deficits (21/03/2016)
  • The Job Guarantee would enhance the private sector (27/04/2015)
  • Rising long-term unemployment a sign of policy failure (13/10/2014)
  • The Job Guarantee is a progressive vehicle for change (09/12/2013)
  • A Job Guarantee job creates the required extra productive capacity (02/10/2013)
  • US unemployment is due to a lack of jobs whatever else you think (03/09/2012)
  • Employment guarantees should be unconditional and demand-driven (25/06/2012)
  • Would the Job Guarantee be coercive? (26/07/2009)
  • Job Guarantee success in Argentina (29/12/2004)
• Category: JUST2030
  • Natural climate solutions – code for financialisation of nature and profits for capital (27/01/2022)
  • Not enough food: The case for a Just, Urgent and Sustainable Transition continues (05/01/2021)
  • Tax the rich to counter carbon emissions not to get their money (22/01/2020)
  • Environmental Sustainability and Economic Growth (11/10/2013)
• Category: Labour costs
  • US labour market – unemployment rises on back of rising participation rate (04/09/2023)
  • US labour market – ‘steady as she goes’ (07/08/2023)
  • US labour market weakening – job openings fall and underemployment rises (10/07/2023)
  • Australia minimum wage decision 2023 – some relief for lowest paid but real cuts for others (12/06/2023)
  • US labour market – perhaps at a turning point with unemployment rising (05/06/2023)
  • US labour market slows a bit but no sign of a major contraction yet (13/03/2023)
  • Strong US labour market results – further evidence that mainstream monetary theory is flawed (06/02/2023)
  • US labour market is a sort of holding pattern – declining but slowly (05/12/2022)
  • US labour market – shows further signs of slowing (07/11/2022)
  • US labour market – weaker but employment growth remains positive (10/10/2022)
  • US labour market showing further signs of slowdown (05/09/2022)
  • Australian labour market deteriorating as employment and participation contract (18/08/2022)
  • US Labour Market – creating work but participation and real wages falling (08/08/2022)
  • Trickle down. Remember that. The evidence base continue to reject the notion as a scam (21/07/2022)
  • US labour market weakens a little – it is madness to be increasing interest rates in this environment (06/06/2022)
  • Australia – workers endure on-going real wage cuts as corporate profits soar (24/02/2022)
  • US labour market – employment and participation up, but still no obvious wage pressures (07/02/2022)
  • Corporate profits boom in Australia undermines our capacity to national prosperity and well-being (30/11/2021)
  • Wages growth in Australia goes from terrible to bad as real wage cuts continue (17/11/2021)
  • NSW fails to control Covid (incompetence) and the labour market contracts sharply across the nation (09/09/2021)
  • Australia – parlous wages growth signals loss of worker purchasing power (18/08/2021)
  • Staggered minimum wage increases in Australia further punish the most vulnerable workers (06/07/2021)
  • US labour market recovery continues but still 7,629 thousand jobs short from February 2020 (07/06/2021)
  • Australia – wages growth remains flat with no household consumption boom in sight (24/05/2021)
  • Real wages in Australia continue to go backwards (01/03/2021)
  • Long-term unemployment in America falls when employment growth increases (02/11/2020)
  • US labour market – floundering now despite modest gains (05/10/2020)
  • Wages growth in Australia at record lows (17/08/2020)
  • Australian minimum wage case decision – a scandalous indictment of our system (02/07/2020)
  • Workers in half Australian industries endure real wage cuts (24/02/2020)
  • Australia – wages growth continue at record low levels – further evidence of policy failure (18/11/2019)
  • Governments can always create jobs if they choose (10/10/2019)
  • Australia’s low wage workers lose ground on gaining a ‘living wage’ (03/06/2019)
  • Australian workers enjoy modest real wage rises (28/05/2019)
  • CEO pay binge in Australia continues while workers’ wages growth remains flat (06/08/2018)
  • New Labour Account framework in Australia provides new insights (12/07/2018)
  • Low-paid workers in Australia – give with one hand, take back with the other (11/06/2018)
  • Now people pay to work for free (14/03/2018)
  • Employers lying about the flat wages growth in Australia (13/02/2018)
  • Australian real wages growth flat – the ripoff of workers continues (15/11/2017)
  • Australia – real wages growth zero and the rip-off of workers continues (16/08/2017)
  • Income shifts towards profits – a repeating destructive phenomenon (08/06/2017)
  • Australia’s minimum wage rises – but not sufficient to end working poverty (06/06/2017)
  • Real wages now falling in Australia – failing economy and failed policy (17/05/2017)
  • Disgraceful cut in wages for more than a million low-wage workers in Australia (27/02/2017)
  • Australia’s wage outcomes – a race to the bottom and nowhere (23/02/2017)
  • Australia races to the low-pay bottom while employers’ lies are exposed (01/12/2016)
  • Australia records another quarter of record low wages growth (23/11/2016)
  • Australia – stagnant wages growth continues (17/08/2016)
  • Seattle workers better off after significant minimum wage rise (15/08/2016)
  • Dirty deals by trade unions and minimum wages in Australia (02/06/2016)
  • CEO pay still out of control and diverging again from workers’ earnings (21/12/2015)
  • Australia – wages growth at record low as redistribution to profits continues (19/11/2015)
  • Australia wages growth drops to a new record low (12/08/2015)
  • Australian wages growth – lowest on record (14/05/2015)
  • National income continues to be redistributed from wages to profits in Australia (25/02/2015)
  • Job Services Australia – ineffective and rife with corruption – scrap it! (23/02/2015)
  • CEO pay still out of control (18/09/2014)
  • Australia’s lowest wage workers continue to trail behind (03/07/2014)
  • Not a wages breakout in sight (17/06/2014)
  • Labour costs are not driving Australia’s competitiveness (24/06/2013)
  • No joy for Australia’s low paid workers (03/06/2013)
• Category: Labour Force
  • Australian labour market – stronger employment growth in August demonstrates how ineffective monetary policy is (14/09/2023)
  • Australian labour market – emerging signs that tight fiscal and monetary policy is killing prosperity (17/08/2023)
  • Australian labour market – unemployment remains at 3.5 per cent yet inflation continues to fall – how can the NAIRU be 4.5 per cent? (20/07/2023)
  • Australian labour market deteriorates – employment growth negative, participation down, unemployment rising (18/05/2023)
  • US labour market continues to tick over – no sign of a major slowdown yet (08/05/2023)
  • Australian labour market – relatively steady and defies the RBA reckoning (13/04/2023)
  • US labour market defies the Federal Reserve and continues to improve (12/04/2023)
  • Australian labour market bounces back after two months of gloom – the RBA will not be pleased (16/03/2023)
  • Australian labour market – contracts for second consecutive month – where is the Treasurer? (16/02/2023)
  • The Australian labour market enters a slow decline – with employment and participation falling (19/01/2023)
  • US labour market continues to grow as more working age people find jobs (09/01/2023)
  • Australian labour force – stronger employment growth defying RBA interest rate hikes (15/12/2022)
  • Australian labour market – shows moderate improvement (17/11/2022)
  • Australian labour market – slowing to a halt (20/10/2022)
  • Australian labour market – slight improvement in the situation despite rise in unemployment (15/09/2022)
  • Australian labour market continues to improve but there are warning signs (14/07/2022)
  • First signs of a slowdown in the US labour market (11/07/2022)
  • Australian labour market – strong full-time employment growth (16/06/2022)
  • Australian labour market – deteriorates in April – employment growth zero and rising hidden unemployment (19/05/2022)
  • US labour market showing signs of faltering as real wages continue to decline (09/05/2022)
  • Australian labour market – steady in March (14/04/2022)
  • US employment continues to grow but still 1.6 million jobs short of pre-pandemic levels (04/04/2022)
  • The chance of an unemployed Australia getting employment now is nearly at highest level since the early 1990s (24/03/2022)
  • Australian labour market rebounds from Omicron (perhaps) – but it is not as good as the media is claiming (17/03/2022)
  • US labour market improves but slack still remains with no wage pressures emerging (07/03/2022)
  • Australian labour market – as Covid spreads, workers get sick and hours or work falls dramatically (17/02/2022)
  • Australian labour market continues to improve but Omicron overshadows all (20/01/2022)
  • US labour market cannot be healthy with rising numbers of sick people (10/01/2022)
  • Australian labour market rebounds strongly after lockdown ends but still 1.6 million (12.1 per cent) without enough work (16/12/2021)
  • US labour market – job shortfall continues with government sector undermining job creation (06/12/2021)
  • Australian labour market – more than 2 million workers without work – 14.7 per cent (11/11/2021)
  • US labour market improves but still a long way to go before full employment is reached (08/11/2021)
  • Latest US quits behaviour signals possible shift in power to workers (18/10/2021)
  • Australian labour market continues to contract (14/10/2021)
  • US labour market – recovery in a fairly languid state (11/10/2021)
  • Zero-hour contracts in the UK are an affront to progress (22/09/2021)
  • Australian labour market in dire straits (16/09/2021)
  • US labour market recovery stalling (06/09/2021)
  • Australian labour market – deteriorating but the worst is yet to come (19/08/2021)
  • US labour market continues to recover – but a long way to go yet (09/08/2021)
  • Australian labour market – slow employment growth but unemployment continues to fall as population growth remains weak (15/07/2021)
  • Still a lot of slack remaining in the US labour market (08/07/2021)
  • US labour market recovery leaves considerable slack and rising long-term unemployment (05/07/2021)
  • Australian labour market – stronger as working age population flattens out (17/06/2021)
  • Australian labour market goes backwards in April (20/05/2021)
  • Australian labour market struggling with significant sectoral disparities (11/05/2021)
  • US labour market goes backwards with mixed signals – but significant slack remains (10/05/2021)
  • Australian labour market – recovery continues but storm clouds on the immediate horizon (15/04/2021)
  • US labour market – strong improvement but for how long? (06/04/2021)
  • JobMaker equals JobFaker – barely an actual job in sight (24/03/2021)
  • Australian labour market – strong recovery month but too early to withdraw the fiscal support (18/03/2021)
  • US labour market recovery is stop-start and precarious (08/03/2021)
  • Australian labour market stumbling along – no case to withdraw support yet (18/02/2021)
  • US labour market in dire straits – overheating potential – zero (08/02/2021)
  • Australian labour market – recovery plods on (21/01/2021)
  • US labour market – things are getting worse again as the virus spreads (18/01/2021)
  • US labour market recovery has ended as health problem intensifies (11/01/2021)
  • Australian labour market – recovery continues after Victorian lockdown eases (17/12/2020)
  • US labour market deteriorating – health and economic policy failures (07/12/2020)
  • US labour market data – an uncertain and pessimistic future (09/11/2020)
  • Australian labour market – recovery over and more fiscal stimulus is needed (15/10/2020)
  • US labour market improvement continues but there is still a long way to go (07/09/2020)
  • Australian labour market improvement moderates before the Stage 4 Victorian storm is about to hit (13/08/2020)
  • US labour market rebound moderating – policy support is lacking (10/08/2020)
  • Australia labour market – one step forward up a gigantic mountain (16/07/2020)
  • US labour market reverses direction but for how long? (06/07/2020)
  • US labour market in peril as a result of political choices made by the US government (18/05/2020)
  • Australian labour force data – underutilisation rate rises to 23.4 per cent (14/05/2020)
  • US labour market data – we have never been here before! (11/05/2020)
  • Tip of the iceberg – the US labour market catastrophe now playing out (06/04/2020)
  • Australian labour market – mediocre and worse to come (19/03/2020)
  • US labour market – stronger in the first two months of 2020 but still scope for expansion (09/03/2020)
  • Australia labour market – getting worse as unemployment and underemployment rise (20/02/2020)
  • US Labour Market – stronger at the start of the year (10/02/2020)
  • Australian labour market – full-time jobs shrink as quality of work falls (23/01/2020)
  • US Labour Market – not yet at full employment despite low unemployment (13/01/2020)
  • Australian labour market – tepid performance in November (19/12/2019)
  • US labour market – quantitative gains but qualitative losses (09/12/2019)
  • Australia labour market deteriorating – symbolises massive Federal government policy failure (14/11/2019)
  • Australian labour market – staggering along with elevated levels of labour waste persisting (17/10/2019)
  • US labour market slower but unemployment reaches lows not seen since the late 1960s (07/10/2019)
  • Australian Labour Force – unemployment and underemployment rises and the Government celebrates (19/09/2019)
  • US labour market – weaker than 2018 with occupational polarisation evident (09/09/2019)
  • Australian labour market – government austerity bias deliberately elevating wastage (15/08/2019)
  • US labour market – bias towards toward job creation in below-average pay sectors (05/08/2019)
  • Australian labour market remains in a weak state (18/07/2019)
  • US Labour Market still adding jobs but scope for further expansion (09/07/2019)
  • Australian labour market improves slightly but remains in a fairly weak state (13/06/2019)
  • Australian labour market – weakness prevails (16/05/2019)
  • Australian labour market stronger month but the underutilisation rate rises (18/04/2019)
  • US labour market steadies in March 2019 (11/04/2019)
  • Australian labour market – weakness continues, January was a blip (21/03/2019)
  • US labour market weaker than it was at the end of 2018 (11/03/2019)
  • Australian labour market – slight improvement but still no clear direction (21/02/2019)
  • US labour market continues to improve but ‘middle class’ jobs disappearing (07/02/2019)
  • Australian government satisfied with failure (30/01/2019)
  • Australian labour market – plodding along with no direction in sight (24/01/2019)
  • US labour market remains fairly robust (08/01/2019)
  • Australian labour market – weak with broad underutilisation rising (20/12/2018)
  • Australian labour market – treading water this month (15/11/2018)
  • US labour market continues to improve but questions remain (06/11/2018)
  • Australian labour market weaker – no employment growth and participation down (18/10/2018)
  • US labour market improves but GFC residue remains (08/10/2018)
  • Australian labour market – employment growth improves but uncertainty remains (13/09/2018)
  • Australian labour market weakens in July 2018 (16/08/2018)
  • Australian labour market – stronger employment growth but still uncertain (19/07/2018)
  • US labour market – muddling along and real wages growth goes negative (09/07/2018)
  • Employer groups in Australia lied about the impacts of penalty rate cuts (05/07/2018)
  • Australian labour market – weaker in May with tepid employment growth (14/06/2018)
  • Australian labour market remains stuck in a weak state (17/05/2018)
  • US labour market tepid – there is plenty of scope fiscal expansion (07/05/2018)
  • Australian labour market – weakens further in March 2018 (19/04/2018)
  • US labour market weaker in March 2018 (09/04/2018)
  • Australian labour market – subdued and weaker in 2018 (22/03/2018)
  • US labour market – strengthened in February but still not at full employment (13/03/2018)
  • Australian labour market weakened a bit at the start of 2018 (15/02/2018)
  • No wages breakout in sight in US labour market (08/02/2018)
  • Older workers in the US dominate employment growth – troubles ahead (25/01/2018)
  • Australian labour market – steady to finish a relatively good year (18/01/2018)
  • US labour market steady but some distance from full employment (11/01/2018)
  • Australian labour market – relatively bright result for November (14/12/2017)
  • US labour market steady but low wage bias continues (12/12/2017)
  • Australia labour market weaker with participation falling (16/11/2017)
  • Updating the impact of ageing labour force on US participation rates (07/11/2017)
  • US labour market – uncertainty remains paramount with data volatility (06/11/2017)
  • Australian labour market delivers more jobs growth but still no trend emerging (19/10/2017)
  • US labour market – hit by two hurricanes but improvement suggested (11/10/2017)
  • Gross Flows analysis of Australian labour market – some improvement – August 2017 (26/09/2017)
  • Australian labour market – a relatively stronger result for August 2017 (14/09/2017)
  • US labour market weakens as unemployment spikes up (05/09/2017)
  • CEO pay trends in Australia are unjustifiable on any reasonable grounds (28/08/2017)
  • Australian labour market – stumbling along with no definitive trend (17/08/2017)
  • US labour market – improves again in July (08/08/2017)
  • Australian labour market remains in an uncertain state (20/07/2017)
  • US labour market – improves in June but still no growth trend is apparent (11/07/2017)
  • Australian labour force data – improvement but no positive trend yet emerging (15/06/2017)
  • US labour market – poor results – not close to full employment (12/06/2017)
  • Australian labour market data – mixed signals with underemployment rising (18/05/2017)
  • Australian labour market – stronger performance this month (but suspicions remain) (13/04/2017)
  • US labour market – hard to read at present but probably improving (11/04/2017)
  • More evidence that the US labour market is not at full employment (23/03/2017)
  • Australian labour force – negative employment growth and rising unemployment (16/03/2017)
  • Australian labour market – remains in a sluggish state (16/02/2017)
  • Back to the future – employment freezes – they only degrade services (25/01/2017)
  • Australia – weak employment growth, rising unemployment – need for policy shift (19/01/2017)
  • All net jobs in US since 2005 have been non-standard (28/12/2016)
  • Australian labour market – weak and in need of fiscal stimulus (15/12/2016)
  • Australian labour market – staggering along and in trend deterioration (17/11/2016)
  • US employment falls in October signalling increased weakness (07/11/2016)
  • Australian labour market – continues to deteriorate – fiscal stimulus needed (20/10/2016)
  • The US labour market is nowhere near full employment (12/10/2016)
  • Australian labour market – part-time trend intensifies as total employment declines (15/09/2016)
  • OECD youth report – not a job in sight – Groupthink reigns supreme (12/09/2016)
  • Australia’s race to the bottom to part-time jobs with low-pay (30/08/2016)
  • Australian labour market – the part-time employment nation (18/08/2016)
  • Australian labour market – stagnating due to lack of overall spending (14/07/2016)
  • US labour market – some improvement but still soft (12/07/2016)
  • Australia, the part-time employment nation – further poor labour market data (16/06/2016)
  • Australian labour market – continues to languish (19/05/2016)
  • Australian labour market – still weak with a moderate upturn (14/04/2016)
  • Australian labour market – the dismal picture unfolds further (17/03/2016)
  • Australian labour market – looking pretty wan indeed (18/02/2016)
  • Australian labour market – goes backwards again (14/01/2016)
  • Australian Labour Force – improvement but credibility stretched (10/12/2015)
  • Australian labour market – improvement but hardly credible (12/11/2015)
  • Australian labour market – in retreat on the back of poor macro policy settings (15/10/2015)
  • Australian labour market – flat and not looking very prospective (10/09/2015)
  • Australia labour force – employment rises – but caution required (06/08/2015)
  • Australian labour market – weak employment growth, rising unemployment (09/07/2015)
  • Australian labour market – some growth but unlikely to be a trend (11/06/2015)
  • Australian labour market – contracts again, policy settings wrong (07/05/2015)
  • Australian labour market – holding steady in a weak state (16/04/2015)
  • Unemployment makes you sick (13/04/2015)
  • Australian labour market – weakness continues (12/03/2015)
  • Australian labour market – deteriorating and approaching crisis (12/02/2015)
  • Australian labour market – moderate growth recorded (15/01/2015)
  • US labour market – improving but warning signs still present (13/01/2015)
  • Australian labour market – labour wastage rate rises above 15 per cent! (11/12/2014)
  • “There is plenty of stimulus” – but I am struggling to see it (08/12/2014)
  • Australia Labour Force – weak and no signs of improvement (06/11/2014)
  • US labour market beset by massive job shortages (21/10/2014)
  • Australian labour market – deteriorating (09/10/2014)
  • Australia labour force data – now a million underemployed (11/09/2014)
  • Australian labour force data – policy failure now stark (07/08/2014)
  • Australian government now engaged in psychological torture of its citizens (31/07/2014)
  • Decomposing the decline in the US participation rate for ageing (22/07/2014)
  • Australian labour market – unemployment rate higher than in crisis (10/07/2014)
  • The ageing impact on Australian labour force participation rates (25/06/2014)
  • Teenage employment decline in Australia reaching catastrophic proportions (16/06/2014)
  • Changes to unemployment benefit entitlements – the work of sociopaths (13/06/2014)
  • Australian labour force data – weaker and slowly deteriorating (12/06/2014)
  • Australian labour force data – stagnation setting in (08/05/2014)
  • Australian labour force data – weakness continues (10/04/2014)
  • Australian labour force data – monthly blip or turning point? (13/03/2014)
  • Australian Labour Force data – the economy continues to deteriorate (13/02/2014)
  • Australian labour market – things are getting worse (16/01/2014)
  • Australia – vacancy data undermines the deregulation lobby (08/01/2014)
  • Manufacturing in Australia can survive if it shifts focus (16/12/2013)
  • Australian labour market – stagnating (12/12/2013)
  • The CofFEE Employment Vulnerability Index V2.0 (20/11/2013)
  • Australian Labour Force – urgent fiscal stimulus needed (07/11/2013)
  • Australian government policy failing our youth (31/10/2013)
  • Australian labour market data – urgent need for fiscal stimulus (10/10/2013)
  • Australian Labour Force – bad and getting worse (12/09/2013)
  • The opportunities for the unemployed in Australia are deteriorating (15/08/2013)
  • Australian labour market continues to weaken (08/08/2013)
  • Bias towards low-pay job creation in Australia accelerates (18/07/2013)
  • Australian labour market – weak and deteriorating (11/07/2013)
  • Australia’s “change” of government inherits old destructive narratives (09/07/2013)
  • Latest Australian vacancy data – its all down to deficient demand (02/07/2013)
  • Australian labour market – weak and deteriorating (13/06/2013)
  • Serial liars who stand for nothing that is worth supporting (14/05/2013)
  • Australian labour market – fluctuating around a weak trend (09/05/2013)
  • Australian Labour Force data – all bad and getting worse (11/04/2013)
  • Australian labour force data – some respite (14/03/2013)
  • Australian labour underutilisation rate is at least 13.4 per cent (11/03/2013)
  • Australian labour market – still slipping backwards (07/02/2013)
  • Australian labour force data reveals a failed federal economic strategy (17/01/2013)
  • Australian Labour Force data – the fiscal policy sabotage continues (06/12/2012)
  • Changes in labour force composition and full employment (03/12/2012)
  • Australian Labour Force – weak outcome with a growing teenage crisis (08/11/2012)
  • Australia continues to endure a very weak labour market (11/10/2012)
  • Australia – a deteriorating labour market with all the indicators in decline (06/09/2012)
  • Australian labour market – just creeping along (09/08/2012)
  • Australian labour force data – weak and weakening (12/07/2012)
  • Australian labour market – good signs but wait for the reversal (07/06/2012)
  • Australian labour market – converting unemployment into hidden unemployment (10/05/2012)
  • Australian labour force data – tentative improvement (12/04/2012)
  • Australian Labour Force data – an unambiguously bad result (08/03/2012)
  • Australian labour force data – mixed news with little to be happy about (16/02/2012)
  • Our pathological meanness to the unemployed is just bad economics (15/02/2012)
  • Employment fell in December, no it didn’t employment rose – and other apparent inconsistencies (23/01/2012)
  • Australian labour force data – things are getting worse (19/01/2012)
  • Australian labour force data – everything is bad (08/12/2011)
  • Australian labour market – staggering along (10/11/2011)
  • Australia – a very tepid labour market (13/10/2011)
  • A tale of two labour markets (16/09/2011)
  • Australian labour market – in reverse gear and accelerating (08/09/2011)
  • The US labour market is looking grim (05/09/2011)
  • Australian labour market – sliding backwards (11/08/2011)
  • Australian labour market – flat (07/07/2011)
  • Australian labour market continues to weaken (09/06/2011)
  • Australian labour market goes into reverse (12/05/2011)
  • Australian labour force data – some positive signs (07/04/2011)
  • Australian labour market – mixed signals – but subdued overall (10/03/2011)
  • Australian Labour Force data – nothing to be happy about (10/02/2011)
  • Australian Labour Force data – bad news again (13/01/2011)
  • Labour force data – most signs good (09/12/2010)
  • The plight of the unemployed – under growth and decay (16/11/2010)
  • Australian labour market slack rises sharply (11/11/2010)
  • Australian labour market – some alignment in the stars (07/10/2010)
  • Australian labour market – when is a boom a boom? (09/09/2010)
  • Labour market – going backwards now (12/08/2010)
  • Labour market – just marking time (08/07/2010)
  • Australian labour market data – mostly discouraging (10/06/2010)
  • Labour force data – no boom yet! (13/05/2010)
  • The Australian labour market remains tepid (08/04/2010)
  • The white hot labour market just went a tad cool (11/03/2010)
  • Coming down the face (11/02/2010)
  • Looking beyond the peak (14/01/2010)
  • Maybe the unemployment rate has peaked (10/12/2009)
  • Its probably good news … (08/10/2009)
  • Attention is shifting to underemployment (11/09/2009)
  • There is nothing good in today’s labour force data (10/09/2009)
  • Long-term unemployment – stats and myths (17/08/2009)
  • It is easier to keep a job than to get one (07/08/2009)
  • The labour market barely hanging on (06/08/2009)
  • More gross flows – movements between employment (19/07/2009)
  • What can the gross flows tell us? (14/07/2009)
  • The labour market is turning … down! (09/07/2009)
  • Minimum wage decision – one of the worst ever! (07/07/2009)
  • The labour market is getting sicker (06/07/2009)
  • Today’s mantra – 13.4 per cent wasted labour (11/06/2009)
  • A surprise every day … employment rises! (07/05/2009)
  • Labour market now tanking! (24/03/2009)
  • Labour underutilisation now over 11 per cent (12/03/2009)
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• Category: MMT Provenance
  • Exploring the essence of MMT – Part 1 (29/03/2022)
• Category: MMT Textbook
  • edX MOOC – Modern Monetary Theory: Economics for the 21st Century – Q&A (31/03/2021)
  • The income-expenditure relationship in macroeconomics – graphic treatment (16/02/2021)
  • Growth and Inequality – Part 4 (07/02/2014)
  • Growth and Inequality – Part 3 (17/01/2014)
  • Growth and Inequality – Part 2 (03/01/2014)
  • Growth and Inequality – Part 1 (27/12/2013)
  • Analytical appendix for NIPA Chapter 3 – Part 3 (20/12/2013)
  • Analytical appendix for NIPA Chapter 3 – Part 2 (13/12/2013)
  • Analytical appendix for NIPA Chapter 3 (06/12/2013)
  • External economy considerations – Part 10 (29/11/2013)
  • External economy considerations – Part 9 (22/11/2013)
  • External economy considerations – Part 8 (15/11/2013)
  • External economy considerations – Part 7 (08/11/2013)
  • External economy considerations – Part 6 (01/11/2013)
  • External economy considerations – Part 5 (25/10/2013)
  • External economy considerations – Part 4 (18/10/2013)
  • Twin Deficits and Sustainability Of Budget Deficits – Part 2 (04/10/2013)
  • Twin Deficits and Sustainability Of Budget Deficits – Part 1 (27/09/2013)
  • Ageing, Social Security, and the Intergenerational Debate – Part 3 (20/09/2013)
  • Ageing, Social Security, and the Intergenerational Debate – Part 2 (13/09/2013)
  • Ageing, Social Security, and the Intergenerational Debate – Part 1 (11/09/2013)
  • The IS-LM Framework – Part 7 (06/09/2013)
  • IS-LM Framework – Part 6 (30/08/2013)
  • IS-LM Framework – Part 5 (23/08/2013)
  • IS-LM Framework – Part 4 (16/08/2013)
  • The IS-LM Framework – Part 3 (09/08/2013)
  • The IS-LM Framework – Part 2 (02/08/2013)
  • The IS-LM framework – Part 1 (26/07/2013)
  • Case Study – British IMF loan 1976 – Part 7 (19/07/2013)
  • Case Study – British IMF loan 1976 – Part 6 (12/07/2013)
  • Case Study – British IMF loan 1976 – Part 5 (05/07/2013)
  • Case Study – British IMF loan 1976 – Part 4 (28/06/2013)
  • Case Study – British IMF loan 1976 – Part 3 (21/06/2013)
  • Case Study – British IMF loan 1976 – Part 2 (14/06/2013)
  • Case Study – British IMF loan 1976 – Part 1 (07/06/2013)
  • Buffer stocks and price stability – Part 5 (31/05/2013)
  • Buffer stocks and price stability – Part 4 (24/05/2013)
  • Buffer stocks and price stability – Part 3 (17/05/2013)
  • Buffer stocks and price stability – Part 2 (10/05/2013)
  • Buffer stocks and price stability – Part 1 (26/04/2013)
  • Unemployment and Inflation – Part 14 (19/04/2013)
  • Unemployment and Inflation – Part 13 (12/04/2013)
  • Unemployment and Inflation – Part 12 (05/04/2013)
  • Unemployment and Inflation – Part 11 (29/03/2013)
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  • Unemployment and Inflation – Part 8 (13/03/2013)
  • Unemployment and Inflation – Part 7 (08/03/2013)
  • Unemployment and inflation – Part 6 (01/03/2013)
  • Unemployment and inflation – Part 5 (22/02/2013)
  • Unemployment and inflation – Part 4 (21/02/2013)
  • Unemployment and inflation – Part 3 (15/02/2013)
  • Unemployment and inflation – Part 2 (08/02/2013)
  • Unemployment and inflation – Part 1 (06/02/2013)
  • Keynes and the Classics Part 9 (01/02/2013)
  • Keynes and the Classics Part 8 (31/01/2013)
  • Keynes and the Classics Part 7 (25/01/2013)
  • Keynes and the Classics Part 6 (24/01/2013)
  • Keynes and the Classics – Part 5 (18/01/2013)
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  • Keynes and the Classics – Part 3 (04/01/2013)
  • Keynes and the Classics – Part 2 (03/01/2013)
  • Keynes and the Classics – Part 1 (28/12/2012)
  • Full employment definition (21/12/2012)
  • The possibility of mass unemployment – Part 1 (14/12/2012)
  • Labour market measurement – Part 3 (07/12/2012)
  • Labour market measurement – Part 2 (30/11/2012)
  • Labour market measurement – Part 1 (23/11/2012)
  • External economy considerations – Part 3 (16/11/2012)
  • External economy considerations – Part 2 (09/11/2012)
  • External economy considerations – Part 1 (02/11/2012)
  • Sectoral balances – Part 3 (26/10/2012)
  • Sectoral balances – Part 2 (19/10/2012)
  • Sectoral balances – Part 1 (12/10/2012)
  • Aggregate Demand – part 7 (final) (05/10/2012)
  • Aggregate demand – Part 6 (redux) (28/09/2012)
  • Aggregate demand – Part 5 (redux) (21/09/2012)
  • Aggregate demand – Part 4 (redux) (14/09/2012)
  • Aggregate Demand Part 3 (07/09/2012)
  • Aggregate Demand Part 2 (31/08/2012)
  • Aggregate Demand Part 1 (24/08/2012)
  • The labour market is not like the market for bananas (17/08/2012)
  • Investment and interest rates (10/08/2012)
  • Introducing economic dynamics (03/08/2012)
  • Investment and profits (27/07/2012)
  • Productivity and the response of firms to the business cycle (20/07/2012)
  • Some notes on Aggregate Supply Part 2 (13/07/2012)
  • Some notes on Aggregate Supply (06/07/2012)
  • Mass unemployment is involuntary (29/06/2012)
  • Benchmarking macroeconomic theory against reality (22/06/2012)
  • Thinking in a macroeconomic way (15/06/2012)
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• Category: MMTed
  • MMTed edX MOOC – Modern Monetary Theory: Economics for the 21st Century – starts September 14, 2022 (13/09/2022)
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  • Australian Labor Party cannot even get social policy right much less economic policy (09/02/2022)
  • Video stream available – The Global Economy after two years of the pandemic (26/01/2022)
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• Category: Music
  • US spending data not demonstrating effectiveness of monetary policy (12/07/2023)
  • Australian voters – caught between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea (13/04/2022)
  • RIP Michael Perelman – October 1, 1939 to September 21, 2020 (11/11/2020)
  • Podcast – Biden and Trump, climate crisis, US healthcare, UBI (14/10/2020)
  • Remembering a friend today (19/08/2020)
  • Politicians think the public is more right-wing and conservative than it actually is (22/08/2018)
  • US Democratic Party should be dissolved (11/04/2018)
  • Neoliberalism corrupts the core of societal values (28/03/2018)
  • The ‘tax the rich’ call bestows unwarranted importance on them (21/02/2018)
  • British Labour remainers – the reality seekers bogged down in myth (31/01/2018)
  • Pressure Drop releases new CD (19/06/2011)
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• Category: National Accounts
  • Australia national accounts – growth continues to be sluggish as material living standards decline (06/09/2023)
  • Australia national accounts – economic growth slumps to below 1 per cent annualised – unemployment on the rise (07/06/2023)
  • Australian National Accounts – GDP growth in decline, expect unemployment to rise – courtesy RBA sabotage (01/03/2023)
  • Australia National Accounts – growth continues at a moderating pace (07/12/2022)
  • Australian national accounts – wage share at record low while corporate profits boom – this is not right! (07/09/2022)
  • Business investment in retreat for the second successive quarter (01/09/2022)
  • Australia National Accounts – growth moderates but wage share falls below 50 per cent (01/06/2022)
  • Australian national accounts – growth rebound (02/03/2022)
  • Australian economy contracts and workers national income share declines further (01/12/2021)
  • Australian national accounts – growth 3 months ago but no guide to current situation (01/09/2021)
  • Australian economy now slightly above the March 2020 level as growth continues (02/06/2021)
  • Australian national accounts – second quarter of strong growth but still below where economy was a year ago (03/03/2021)
  • Australian economy recovers somewhat as the restrictions ease (02/12/2020)
  • Australian National Accounts – continued weakness and highly vulnerable to recession (04/03/2020)
  • Australian growth outlook remains poor (04/12/2019)
  • US economy continues to grow, albeit at a slower pace (31/10/2019)
  • Australian national accounts – the economy is grinding to a halt (04/09/2019)
  • Australian national accounts – economy slows to nearly half its trend rate of growth (05/06/2019)
  • Strong US growth disguises worrying trends (29/04/2019)
  • Australia national accounts – growth plummets, per capita recession (06/03/2019)
  • Australian national accounts – economy is slowing and looking shaky (05/12/2018)
  • US growth robust but doubts remain (29/10/2018)
  • Australian national accounts – growth continues but deep uncertainty looms (05/09/2018)
  • US growth surprise will not last (31/07/2018)
  • Australian National Accounts – strong growth but unbalanced and fragile (07/06/2018)
  • Australian national accounts – growth slowdown continues (07/03/2018)
  • Australia national accounts – growth slows with declining consumption growth (06/12/2017)
  • Australian national accounts – government spending drives growth (06/09/2017)
  • Australian economy was slowing fast in March-quarter 2017 and outlook negative (07/06/2017)
  • Australia national accounts – return to unstable growth (01/03/2017)
  • Australian national accounts – inexorably marching towards recession (07/12/2016)
  • Australian national accounts – public spending saves nation from negative growth (07/09/2016)
  • Australian national accounts – growth on back of volatile exports (01/06/2016)
  • Australian national accounts – we are becoming poorer (02/03/2016)
  • Australian National Accounts – uncertain outlook with exports dominant (02/12/2015)
  • Australia – investment spending contracts sharply, recession looming (26/11/2015)
  • Australia national accounts – heading for recession at this rate (02/09/2015)
  • Australian National Accounts – the fragility of growth increases (03/06/2015)
  • Australian national accounts – growth well below trend continues (04/03/2015)
  • Australian national accounts – growth plummets as policy fails (03/12/2014)
  • Australian national accounts – weak and getting weaker (03/09/2014)
  • Australian national accounts – a fragile state (05/06/2014)
  • Australian National Accounts – below trend growth continues (05/03/2014)
  • Australian national accounts – stagnation sets in (04/12/2013)
  • Australian National Accounts – gloomy but not yet disastrous (04/09/2013)
  • Australia March quarter National Accounts – looking ugly (05/06/2013)
  • Australian national accounts – oh, the irony (06/03/2013)
  • Australia National Accounts – its getting worse (05/12/2012)
  • Australian real GDP growth weakens and there is worse to come (05/09/2012)
  • Australian national accounts – strong growth creates a puzzle (06/06/2012)
  • Australian growth rate halves as obsession with budget surplus continues (07/03/2012)
  • Australian National Accounts – below trend growth continues (07/12/2011)
  • Australia – external sector continues to drain growth (06/12/2011)
  • Australian National Accounts – good result but be wary (07/09/2011)
  • Australian economy falls of a cliff – at least for now (01/06/2011)
  • Australian National Accounts – I wouldn’t say the economy is great (02/03/2011)
  • The Australian economy loses to the snail (01/12/2010)
  • Australia continues to grow but the signs are not all good (01/09/2010)
  • Australia GDP growth flat-lining (02/06/2010)
  • GDP growth but black clouds on the horizon (03/03/2010)
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  • Biodiversity Sensitive Urban Design and the silence of our political parties (16/05/2022)
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• Category: Podcast
  • Letter from The Cape Podcast – Episode 14 (25/08/2023)
  • Letter from The Cape Podcast – Episode 13 (10/08/2023)
  • Letter from The Cape Podcast – Episode 12 (28/07/2023)
  • Letter from The Cape Podcast – Episode 11 (14/07/2023)
  • Letter from The Cape Podcast – Episode 10 (30/06/2023)
  • Letter from The Cape Podcast – Episode 9 (16/06/2023)
  • Letter from The Cape Podcast – Episode 8 (02/06/2023)
  • The Letter from The Cape Podcast – Episode 7 (19/05/2023)
• Category: Politics
  • We have a new federal government – finally some decency will hopefully return (23/05/2022)
  • Remembering Tuesday, September 11 (13/09/2021)
  • Jeremy Corbyn is breaking down the neo-liberal Groupthink (22/09/2015)
  • Correcting political ignorance and misperceptions (05/08/2015)
  • The Federal Families Minister and that altered transcript (03/01/2013)
• Category: Q&A
  • Questions and Answers 4 (23/03/2012)
  • Questions and Answers 3 (15/03/2012)
  • Questions and answers 2 (21/02/2010)
  • Questions and answers 1 (27/01/2010)
• Category: RBA decisions
  • RBA decisions bring out the economic bogans (07/08/2013)
  • RBA makes the wrong decision (03/11/2010)
  • RBA confounds the market economists – but that’s easy (05/10/2010)
  • RBA finally decides to stop sabotaging growth (01/06/2010)
  • RBA decision exemplifies a deep macro policy imbalance (04/05/2010)
  • Rates go up again down here (06/04/2010)
• Category: Reclaim the State
  • Why progressive values align more closely with our basic needs (21/01/2019)
  • The GFC only temporarily interrupted the trend towards rising inequality (22/01/2018)
  • Q&A from British Labour Party Annual Conference Event, September 2017 (03/11/2017)
• Category: Reclaiming community
• Category: Saturday quiz
  • The 714th and Final Weekend Quiz – December 31, 2022 – answers and discussion (31/12/2022)
  • The 714th and Final Weekend Quiz – December 31, 2022 (30/12/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – December 24-25, 2022 – answers and discussion (24/12/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – December 24-25, 2022 (23/12/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – December 17-18, 2022 – answers and discussion (17/12/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – December 17-18, 2022 (16/12/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – December 10-11, 2022 – answers and discussion (10/12/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – December 10-11, 2022 (09/12/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – December 3-4, 2022 – answers and discussion (03/12/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – December 3-4, 2022 (02/12/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – November 26-27, 2022 – answers and discussion (26/11/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – November 26-27, 2022 (25/11/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – November 19-20, 2022 – answers and discussion (19/11/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – November 19-20, 2022 (18/11/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – November 12-13, 2022 – answers and discussion (12/11/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – November 12-13, 2022 (11/11/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – November 5-6, 2022 – answers and discussion (05/11/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – November 5-6, 2022 (04/11/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – October 29-30, 2022 – answers and discussion (29/10/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – October 29-30, 2022 (28/10/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – October 22-23, 2022 – answers and discussion (22/10/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – October 22-23, 2022 (21/10/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – October 15-16, 2022 – answers and discussion (15/10/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – October 15-16, 2022 (14/10/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – October 8-9, 2022 – answers and discussion (08/10/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – October 8-9, 2022 (07/10/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – October 1-2, 2022 – answers and discussion (01/10/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – October 1-2, 2022 (30/09/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – September 24-25, 2021 – answers and discussion (24/09/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – September 24-25, 2022 (23/09/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – September 17-18, 2022 – answers and discussion (17/09/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – September 17-18, 2022 (16/09/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – September 10-11, 2022 – answers and discussion (10/09/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – September 10-11, 2022 (09/09/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – September 3-4, 2022 – answers and discussion (03/09/2022)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – August 27-28, 2022 – answers and discussion (27/08/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – August 27-28, 2022 (26/08/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – August 20-21, 2022 – answers and discussion (20/08/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – August 20-21, 2022 (19/08/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – August 13-14, 2022 – answers and discussion (13/08/2022)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – August 6-7, 2022 – answers and discussion (06/08/2022)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – July 30-31, 2022 – answers and discussion (30/07/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – July 30-31, 2022 (29/07/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – July 23-24, 2022 – answers and discussion (23/07/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – July 23-24, 2022 (22/07/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – July 16-17, 2022 – answers and discussion (16/07/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – July 16-17, 2022 (15/07/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – July 9-10, 2022 – answers and discussion (09/07/2022)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – July 2-3, 2022 – answers and discussion (02/07/2022)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – June 25-26, 2022 – answers and discussion (25/06/2022)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – June 18-19, 2022 – answers and discussion (18/06/2022)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – June 11-12, 2022 – answers and discussion (11/06/2022)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – May 28-29, 2022 – answers and discussion (28/05/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – May 28-29, 2022 (27/05/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – May 21-22, 2022 – answers and discussion (21/05/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – May 21-22, 2022 (20/05/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – May 14-15, 2022 – answers and discussion (14/05/2022)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – May 7-8, 2022 – answers and discussion (07/05/2022)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – April 30-May 1, 2022 – answers and discussion (01/05/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – April 30-May 1, 2022 (29/04/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – April 23-24, 2022 – answers and discussion (23/04/2022)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – April 16-17, 2022 – answers and discussion (16/04/2022)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – March 26-27, 2022 – answers and discussion (26/03/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – March 26-27, 2022 (25/03/2022)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – March 12-13, 2022 (11/03/2022)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – February 26-27, 2022 – answers and discussion (26/02/2022)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – February 19-20, 2022 (18/02/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – February 12-13, 2022 – answers and discussion (12/02/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – February 12-13, 2022 (11/02/2022)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – January 29-30, 2022 – answers and discussion (29/01/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – January 29-30, 2022 (28/01/2022)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – January 15-16, 2022 – answers and discussion (15/01/2022)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – January 8-9, 2022 – answers and discussion (08/01/2022)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – January 1-2, 2022 – answers and discussion (01/01/2022)
  • The Weekend Quiz – January 1-2, 2022 (31/12/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – December 25-26, 2021 – answers and discussion (25/12/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – December 25-26, 2021 (24/12/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – December 18-19, 2021 – answers and discussion (18/12/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – December 18-19, 2021 (17/12/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – December 11-12, 2021 – answers and discussion (11/12/2021)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – December 4-5, 2021 – answers and discussion (04/12/2021)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – November 27-28, 2021 – answers and discussion (27/11/2021)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – November 20-21, 2021 – answers and discussion (20/11/2021)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – November 13-14, 2021 – answers and discussion (13/11/2021)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – November 6-7, 2021 – answers and discussion (06/11/2021)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – October 30-31, 2021 – answers and discussion (30/10/2021)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – October 23-24, 2021 – answers and discussion (23/10/2021)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – October 16-17, 2021 – answers and discussion (16/10/2021)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – October 9-10, 2021 – answers and discussion (09/10/2021)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – September 25-26, 2021 – answers and discussion (25/09/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – September 25-26, 2021 (24/09/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – September 18-19, 2021 – answers and discussion (18/09/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – September 18-19, 2021 (17/09/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – September 11-12, 2021 – answers and discussion (11/09/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – September 11-12, 2021 (10/09/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – September 4-5, 2021 – answers and discussion (04/09/2021)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – August 28-29, 2021 – answers and discussion (28/08/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – August 28-29, 2021 (27/08/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – August 21-22, 2021 – answers and discussion (21/08/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – August 21-22, 2021 (20/08/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – August 14-15, 2021 – answers and discussion (14/08/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – August 14-15, 2021 (13/08/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – August 7-8, 2021 – answers and discussion (07/08/2021)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – July 31-August 1, 2021 – answers and discussion (31/07/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – July 31-August 1, 2021 (30/07/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – July 24-25, 2021 – answers and discussion (24/07/2021)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – July 17-18, 2021 – answers and discussion (17/07/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – July 17-18, 2021 (16/07/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – July 10-11, 2021 – answers and discussion (10/07/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – July 10-11, 2021 (09/07/2021)
  • The Weekend Quiz – July 3-4, 2021 – answers and discussion (03/07/2021)
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  • The Weekend Quiz – June 26-27, 2021 – answers and discussion (26/06/2021)
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  • Saturday Quiz – May 30, 2009 (30/05/2009)
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  • Saturday Quiz – May 16, 2009 (16/05/2009)
  • Saturday Quiz – May 9, 2009 (09/05/2009)
  • Saturday Quiz – May 2, 2009 (02/05/2009)
  • Saturday Quiz – April 25, 2009 (25/04/2009)
  • Saturday Quiz – April 18, 2009 (18/04/2009)
  • Saturday Quiz – April 11, 2009 (11/04/2009)
  • Saturday Quiz – April 4, 2009 (04/04/2009)
  • Saturday Quiz – March 28, 2009 (28/03/2009)
  • Saturday Quiz – March 21, 2009 (21/03/2009)
• Category: Sport
  • Go Dees! (24/09/2021)
  • Sport and doping – the spreading tentacles of capital (11/02/2013)
• Category: Teaching models
  • Some neighbours arrive (15/02/2010)
• Category: Timor-Leste
  • Labour force trends in Timor-Leste continue to point to a need for a Job Guarantee (15/10/2019)
  • Timor-Leste – beyond the IMF/World Bank yoke (20/11/2012)
• Category: Trade unions
• Category: UK Economy
  • UK household spending falling yet corporate profitability at record levels (14/12/2015)
  • Time for George Osborne to expand discretionary deficit spending (23/11/2015)
  • British Labour Party – U-turning towards oblivion (14/10/2015)
  • The non-austerity British Labour party and reality – Part 2 (29/09/2015)
  • Only the top-end-of-town in the US have seen real income gains since 1999 (17/09/2015)
  • Jeremy Corbyn’s ‘New Politics’ must not include lying about fiscal deficits (14/09/2015)
  • George needs a bowl of Cornflakes! Colloquially speaking that is! (15/06/2015)
  • The myopia of fiscal austerity (10/06/2015)
  • The slowest recovery in modern history just slowed down again (29/04/2015)
  • The skies above Britain predicted to fall down … again. Don’t fear! (15/04/2015)
  • Employment growth in the UK but of dubious quality (01/04/2015)
  • British fiscal statement – continues the lie about austerity (19/03/2015)
  • Lacklustre British economy all down to Conservative incompetence (10/03/2015)
  • Who are the British that are living within their means? (14/01/2015)
  • UK labour market continues to impoverish its workers (20/11/2014)
  • British economic growth shows that on-going deficits work (01/10/2014)
  • UK growth not all that it seems (28/07/2014)
  • Pre-crisis dynamics building again in Britain (01/07/2014)
  • 17 inch-long pigeon spikes – out of sight, out of mind (10/06/2014)
  • British government has failed to “rebalance” the economy (23/12/2013)
  • Bonnie Scotland – ignorance or denial – either way it is fraught (30/10/2013)
  • Poverty rates rise in the UK as low income households bear austerity burden (21/10/2013)
  • UK economy grows and so does its budget deficit (30/07/2013)
  • The British agenda to bring workers to their knees is well advanced (16/07/2013)
  • British Labour – light years away from 1945 on another planet (25/06/2013)
  • Britain continues to look like a failed state (19/06/2013)
  • British labour market – bad and getting worse (16/04/2013)
  • The March of the Makers – out! (28/03/2013)
  • British Budget – verging on delusion (21/03/2013)
  • Ratings firm plays the sucker card … again (25/02/2013)
  • Britain caught in the mire of its own policy failure (28/01/2013)
  • Bank criminals sail away on their yachts (26/12/2012)
  • Autumn Statement was a confession of abject failure (13/12/2012)
  • Fiscal austerity is self-defeating (28/11/2012)
  • British labour market is very active but stuck (22/11/2012)
  • The victims become the perpetrators – the neo-liberal smokescreen (23/10/2012)
  • Some of the 20 are now rats deserting the sinking ship (16/08/2012)
  • The grandeur of the Jubilee (06/06/2012)
  • 2012 becomes 1844 or thereabouts (25/05/2012)
• Category: Uncategorized
  • Australian labour market – rebound after weak month but 10 per cent of available and willing labour remain idle (15/06/2023)
• Category: Unemployment Benefits
  • Welfare generosity increases commitment to work (02/04/2015)
  • Why are we so mean to the unemployed? (23/09/2009)
• Category: US economy
  • Infrastructure report for the US – dire degradation of public infrastructure (18/12/2017)
  • US growth performance hides very disturbing regional trends (30/10/2017)
  • US labour market continues to improve but a jobs deficit remains (08/05/2017)
  • The poor are getting poorer in the US (02/05/2017)
  • US labour market improves and interest rates will rise as a consequence (13/03/2017)
  • US Bond Markets cannot bring down Trump (09/03/2017)
  • US labour market deteriorating – the losses from GFC will be long-lived (14/02/2017)
  • The Obama legacy (12/01/2017)
  • US labour market in an uncertain limbo (08/09/2016)
  • Bias toward low-wage job creation in the US continues (09/06/2016)
  • The US labour market continues to weaken (07/06/2016)
  • US economy – slowing down – fiscal stimulus needed (29/03/2016)
  • US labour market weaker now (07/03/2016)
  • Democrats in glass houses – you know the rest! (22/02/2016)
  • US labour market appears to be marking time (12/01/2016)
  • US jobs recovery biased towards low-pay jobs (07/12/2015)
  • US economy slowdown – not likely to be a trend (02/11/2015)
  • US labour market – the recovery is now stalling (06/10/2015)
  • US labour market – not as strong as in 2014 (08/09/2015)
  • US labour market weakening (11/08/2015)
  • US economy slows down sharply, government undermining growth (30/04/2015)
  • US labour market – weaker than headline data indicates (07/04/2015)
  • Can we really say the US economy is in recovery? (10/09/2014)
  • Same old story – poor getting poorer and more indebted and the rich … (02/09/2014)
  • US labour market improving but it is not all good (21/07/2014)
  • Beware of structural explanations of cyclical events (11/06/2014)
  • Cutting US unemployment benefits is cruel and stupid – Part 2 (02/01/2014)
  • Cutting US unemployment benefits is cruel and stupid (30/12/2013)
  • I fell off the left-right continuum today (26/12/2013)
  • There is no umbilical cord between government deficits and bond issuance (24/12/2013)
  • No coherent evidence of a rising US NAIRU (10/12/2013)
  • US government sector is keeping unemployment high (06/11/2013)
  • GOP reps – if they had another brain it would be lonely (09/10/2013)
  • Age of firm rather than size matters for job creation in the US (10/09/2013)
  • The US government can buy as much of its own debt as it chooses (27/08/2013)
  • US National Accounts – economy plodding along due to fiscal drag (01/08/2013)
  • Cutting unemployment benefits in the US will not decrease unemployment (04/07/2013)
  • US government should look to France and increase its deficit (27/06/2013)
  • US labour market – is this a switch point? (10/06/2013)
  • US national accounts – growth but for how long? (29/04/2013)
  • US President engaging in economic vandalism (08/04/2013)
  • Huge deficits are the real problem (20/03/2013)
  • Mass unemployment – its all about demand (13/02/2013)
  • US government has not exhausted its fiscal options (05/02/2013)
  • The US labour market is still in a deplorable state (04/02/2013)
  • Republican agenda – simple and venal (13/11/2012)
  • Some images from the US election (08/11/2012)
  • New President but old narrative (07/11/2012)
  • The US labour market has improved but more stimulus is required (18/10/2012)
  • US labour market is in a deplorable state (16/10/2012)
  • The myth of compassionate deficit reduction (10/09/2012)
  • Accounting smokescreens excite the conservatives (28/08/2012)
  • Whatever else they say – they all know that public spending cuts are bad (18/07/2012)
  • US government is undermining its own people (16/07/2012)
  • The US economy is precariously poised (09/07/2012)
  • The US government have total control over domestic policy (04/06/2012)
  • When conservatives reinvent history to suit themselves (18/05/2012)
  • The war on the poor (29/12/2004)
  • Public sector job creation – not! (28/12/2004)
• Category: Youth unemployment