[...] For poor countries to access global institutional investors, they would need to reengineer their financial systems around securities markets on the terms of those investors, a Trojan horse for shadow banking and financial globalization.
On its 2017 launch, the World Bank euphemistically te…
[...] Where Keynes in the 1930s concentrated on dysfunctions of unemployment, Minsky in the 1970s focused on dysfunctions of inflation and asset price bubbles.
The underlying point is the same. There is no reason that the rational pursuit of individual self-interest on financial markets will gen…
[...] They were right that prices were necessary, but wrong that this required inequality or private ownership of the means of production. In fact, socialism could do prices better.
The competitive equilibrium of the textbooks was a fantasy so far as capitalism was concerned. In actually existin…
[...] They were right that prices were necessary, but wrong that this required inequality or private ownership of the means of production. In fact, socialism could do prices better.
The competitive equilibrium of the textbooks was a fantasy so far as capitalism was concerned. In actually existin…