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Lyn Alden
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When interest rates hit zero for the first time in decades, interesting things happen. Here's the 100-year chart of total debt to GDP in blue on the left axis, vs
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Moon Capital 🔑
Moon__Capital
1/ It's intuitive for smart people to see Bitcoin as a ponzi/bubble at first.Why?Because MONETARY VALUE is DEPENDENT on OTHER HUMANS. If you are trapped on a island alone, monetary
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Patricia
PatriciaNPino
An MMT critique from the man who bailed out the banks. Others have already shares strong words about this. Some comments from me:https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/the-ideological-bankruptcy-of-modern-monetary-theory?fbclid=IwAR2G23XaaIcKt
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Ryan Watkins
RyanWatkins_
Ethereum often gets criticized for its “loose” monetary policy.However after Phase 1.5 (ETH 1.x merge into ETH 2), it is likely ETH’s annual inflation rate will drop well below 1%
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Martin Erlić 🇭🇷
SeloSlav
Unpopular opinion time.This is a good policy.The logic is pretty simple. All wage workers are also consumers.https://twitter.com/FT/status/1354661769294319616 People erroneously jump to the basic conclusion that wage floors *always* result
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Eric Tymoigne
tymoignee
Here is summary of my most recent paper published last june:1- monetary sovereignty: government issues an inconvertible currency, sets monetary laws, imposes dues to be paid with the national currency,
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Lyn Alden
LynAldenContact
This cycle of dollar strength was created by the end of QE in mid-2014, and the initiation of QT in early 2018, all of which made US monetary policy relatively
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Harsh Gupta Madhusudan
harshmadhusudan
Viral is the same person who said let us not cut rates lest bad loans be evergreened. When convenient focus on inflation, otherwise not. Within inflation choose headline or core
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Ant Breach
AntBreach
Weird cognitive dissonance on watching how the debate on American monetary policy is changing in front of our eyes, while British monetary policy is just not a topic of any
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Market Interest
MarketInterest
1/nCentral banks generally don't have a problem with stronger FX (Fed aside); stances depend on four things imv: 1) cycle point, 2) monetary conditions2) growth composition3) FX reserves vs need
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Daniela Gabor
DanielaGabor
In my evidence to @LordsEconCom, I argued that QE has fiscal spillovers that are poorly theorised & understood.Reliance on QE alone created a massive failure of fiscal-monetary governance in 2010.Good
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David Beckworth
DavidBeckworth
.@RameshPonnuru and I make the case to actually embrace some 'catch-up' inflation this year as it is needed to restore the dollar size of the economy to its pre-pandemic trend
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Eric Basmajian
EPBResearch
The deflationary output gap...how big is it and how long will it take to close? 1/ The nominal GDP output gap reached 10% of potential GDP in Q2 of 2020,
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Louis Harreau
LouisHarreau
Beyond the discussions about the recalibration (spoiler: “broad agreement” or something like that), here are four structural points that are more important for the future of monetary policy:https://twitter.com/ecb/status/134969737760360
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Bank of England Research
BoE_Research
Our webinar on the "Monetary Toolkit" theme of the Bank of England Agenda for Research is underway! Chair Silvana Tenreyro introduces the four external researchers who are speaking: @ben_moll ,
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Muhammadu Buhari
MBuhari
It gives me an uneasy feeling that the UEMOA Zone wishes to take up the Eco in replacement for its CFA Franc ahead of other ECOWAS Member States. It‘s a
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