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Capitalism
Should we occupy Martin Place?
Last week, Paul Krugman wrote the following on the growing protest, Occupy Wall Street: There’s something happening here.
David Llewellyn-Smith
13 years ago
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Capital is enough
The global economy is not simply suffering from a European debt crisis.
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13 years ago
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Moral monetary theory
How moral is money?
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13 years ago
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More CEOs grab bonuses
In The Great Crash of 2008, Ross Garnaut and I identified four major causes of the GFC: housing bubbles, global imbalances, clever money and greed.
David Llewellyn-Smith
13 years ago
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Time is money
The time value of money is the corner stone of capitalism; it dates back to capitalism’s origins in the Renaissance (as historian Carlo Cippola “Clocks and Culture” describes).
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13 years ago
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Innovate or die
I have been reliably informed by Houses & Holes that we are “all going to die”, and rather sooner than we all imagined.
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13 years ago
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Marx is back
Recently, Nouriel Roubini’s exhumed of Karl Marx to help explain the current travails of the global economy.
David Llewellyn-Smith
13 years ago
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Freedom versus free markets
Probably the most wicked intellectual subterfuge of the last three decades — and goodness knows there have been many — has been the pretence that democracy and markets are two sides of the same coin.
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13 years ago
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The governance of money
The idiotic ideological battle in Washington over the debt ceiling was yet more evidence of the failure of governance in Western economies, which is the real crisis.
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13 years ago
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Time to take stock
Exactly how did we get into this mess with the capital markets?
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13 years ago
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Ban the bots
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13 years ago
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Wisdom of the ages
By popular demand, find attached the full interview with Peter Jonson (AKA Henry Thornton), former chief economist at the RBA on where we’ve all gone horribly wrong.
David Llewellyn-Smith
13 years ago
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The cost of capital
The chronically low interest rates in the developed world – Britain has the lowest interest rates in the Bank of England’s 300 year history – are a symptom of a deep sickness in global capitalism.
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13 years ago
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