#Monetary

Hollywood

J_MoAGoGo

Reading Anneliese Dodds' speech on Labour economic policy and it's fascinating how steeped in neoclassical macro dogma it is. People should probably be aware that on fiscal and monetary policy

David Andolfatto

dandolfa

Dear Mainstream Macroeconomists: Do you broadly agree or disagree with the statements made below? Take poll below.https://twitter.com/rohangrey/status/1288141059533369344 Poll. I suspect that many might disagree. If so, why? Is it b/c

Thomas McCarthy 🇺🇸🐉

tmccarthyv94

0/ Lots of fighting between @ethereum & @Bitcoin. Still perplexed why we are fighting each other when fiat is the real enemy. I think these arguments derive from each side

Statler and Waldorf

GrumpyWaldorf

since the US became a consumer driven debtor of the world, the biggest debtor in the entire history of human kind and its biggest financers felt it was creating a

mambí 🇨🇺

mambi26

Cuba Is currently going through a monetary change. The process is called "Tarea ordenamiento" this process is meant to phase out the CUC$ (Convertible cuban peso) and to also reorder

Daniela Gabor

DanielaGabor

bankers against Biden's fiscal plan could really do with some proper fact-checking before sending their op-ed to the FT. We all understand 'it's ideology, stupid!', but no excuse for lazy

Daniela Gabor

DanielaGabor

now that the S/B duo and other New Keynesians worry about pent-up demand, excess savings & inflationI am reminded of similar debate, won by 'excess savings' crowd, with disastrous consequences

Ivan Werning

IvanWerning

This morning, you can choke on your cereal watching this...http://conference.nber.org/sched/SI20EFBEM Non-rational expectations, yes. Overconfidence, hell yeah!As usual you can find the streams herehttps://www.nber.org/si2020livestrea

Lars Christensen

MaMoMVPY

I have been reading up on 'Central Bank Digital Currencies' (CBDC) - it seems to me that central banks really are mostly are driven by fear our 'private' crypto currencies

Eric Basmajian

EPBResearch

Consensus continues to conflate the inflation story, mixing and matching long-term and short-term charts to fit what is generally a secular inflation narrative. Here are my two cents to make

Arash Kolahi

ArashKolahi

The analogy of a country’s budget being like a household's budget is often used as an argument for austerity measures (suspiciously, only used against social programs, not programs that benefit

Sean Casten

SeanCasten

I've been having a lot of conversations about deficits, fiscal and monetary policy right now & frustrated with how many basic facts about our economy are misrepresented. So for Valentines

Sarah Marsh

reuterssarah

1/ Our latest: A major monetary reform hiking prices and state wages in #Cuba starting on Friday is sparking widespread uncertainty as the island resumes market-oriented changes to its Soviet-style

Daniel Lacalle

dlacalle_IA

The USD is not at risk of losing reserve status.1) No contender. Use of other currencies is much weaker.2) The US Dollar is UP vs most emerging currencies.3) There is

George Selgin

GeorgeSelgin

Let's please get some things straight: (1) a digital Euro currency is not a "new monetary standard." Digital Euros are...Euros. (The Euro was new in 1999.) (2) Digital Euro currency

Eric Basmajian

EPBResearch

M1 money supply is rising at nearly 70% year over yearWhat is going on and does this mean inflation is coming? Shorter Answer: NoLonger Answer: Not from the monetary channel1)

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