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A reply to Nick Rowe", "url": "https://www.philosophyofmoney.net/is-it-permanent-a-reply-to-nick-rowe/", "published_at": "2016-04-04T16:16:52+00:00" }, { "id": "01a0bde5-3734-706f-a027-0249d71c8477", "title": "The distinction between monetary and fiscal policy", "url": "https://www.philosophyofmoney.net/the-distinction-between-monetary-and-fiscal-policy/", "published_at": "2016-04-03T10:51:17+00:00" }, { "id": "01a0bde5-3734-706f-a027-0249d7a58b32", "title": "Buffett v the Landesbank – the US gets paid to have a trade deficit", "url": "https://www.philosophyofmoney.net/buffett-v-the-landesbank-the-us-gets-paid-to-have-a-trade-deficit/", "published_at": "2016-03-26T13:32:41+00:00" }, { "id": "01a0bde5-3734-706f-a027-0249d7c2c1f5", "title": "Nothing is permanent", "url": "https://www.philosophyofmoney.net/nothing-is-permanent/", "published_at": "2016-03-05T18:31:26+00:00" }, { "id": "01a0bde5-3734-706f-a027-0249d7f00c4b", "title": "The BoJ has started helicopter drops", "url": "https://www.philosophyofmoney.net/the-boj-has-started-helicopter-drops/", "published_at": "2016-02-26T23:51:01+00:00" }, { "id": "01a0bde5-3734-706f-a027-0249d8edd16f", "title": "Legal helicopter drops in the Eurozone", "url": "https://www.philosophyofmoney.net/legal-helicopter-drops-in-the-eurozone/", "published_at": "2016-02-24T13:58:52+00:00" }, { "id": "01a0bde5-3734-706f-a027-0249d8efa584", "title": "There is a lot more the ECB can do", "url": "https://www.philosophyofmoney.net/there-is-a-lot-more-the-ecb-can-do/", "published_at": "2016-02-23T15:32:40+00:00" }, { "id": "01a0bde5-3734-706f-a027-0249d99bd5ba", "title": "The economics of language: David Hume & valuing Facebook", "url": "https://www.philosophyofmoney.net/the-economics-of-language-david-hume-valuing-facebook/", "published_at": "2016-02-19T17:08:07+00:00" }, { "id": "01a0bde5-3734-706f-a027-0249da31491f", "title": "Debt-free money: A brief reply to Randall Wray", "url": "https://www.philosophyofmoney.net/debt-free-money-a-brief-reply-to-randall-wray/", "published_at": "2016-02-16T18:34:56+00:00" } ] posts Claim your blog

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2023

Net zero has little to fear from populism original ↗

17 Oct 2023

Reframing climate policy: a reply to Simon Wren-Lewis original ↗

5 Mar 2023

2022

Highs & lows of economics: Kilkenny, crypto, and inflation original ↗

13 Nov 2022

Euro crisis II original ↗

12 Jun 2022

EPICs v taxes original ↗

27 Mar 2022

The wrong chapter of the textbook original ↗

9 Jan 2022

2021

Pandemania original ↗

31 Jan 2021

QE is debt reduction original ↗

17 Jan 2021

2020

Marx has the last laugh original ↗

26 Jul 2020

Angrynomics: a reply to Chris Dillow original ↗

25 Jul 2020

Policy needs to pivot post-lockdown original ↗

20 May 2020

Helicopter money as Covid response original ↗

27 Apr 2020

Macro policy proposals – immediacy is the metric original ↗

2 Apr 2020

Policy response original ↗

11 Mar 2020

How long secular stability?original ↗

29 Jan 2020

2019

Draghi’s historic farewell original ↗

15 Sept 2019

Reply to Larry Summers original ↗

26 Aug 2019

The Prudence Principle: a new rule for fiscal policy original ↗

23 Aug 2019

Japan debt monetisation (2012)original ↗

12 Aug 2019

Cyclical sovereignty original ↗

26 Jul 2019

The most important social scientist since Keynes original ↗

5 Jul 2019

Dual interest rates always work original ↗

5 Jun 2019

Presentation on dual interest rates original ↗

16 May 2019

It’s time for the ECB to use its monetary power original ↗

28 Mar 2019

A reply to Stephanie Kelton original ↗

19 Mar 2019

Redesigning monetary policy original ↗

6 Mar 2019

Stock prices & r*original ↗

28 Feb 2019

The ethics of a Brexit referendum original ↗

25 Jan 2019

Draghi’s law of conditional safety original ↗

24 Jan 2019

2018

More on post-interest rate monetary policy original ↗

15 Dec 2018

Functional finance and fiscal rules – a synthesis (Part II)original ↗

5 Nov 2018

MMT and fiscal rules (part I) – a prologue original ↗

28 Oct 2018

Why is universalism losing?original ↗

12 Oct 2018

Central bank ‘equity’ debunked original ↗

23 Aug 2018

Defining Emerging Markets original ↗

9 Aug 2018

How Europe works original ↗

10 Jun 2018

A human life is more than a collection of cells original ↗

18 May 2018

An intellectual virus, a bubble, or both?original ↗

27 Apr 2018

If you don’t like trade deficits – tax the rich?original ↗

12 Apr 2018

CNBC: market sell-off is ‘noise’original ↗

17 Feb 2018

Values in economics original ↗

21 Jan 2018

2017

r* and the range of irrelevance original ↗

29 Dec 2017

Safe asset issuance & the discovery of oil original ↗

17 Dec 2017

Rethinking Brexit, via Kilkenny & Oxford original ↗

12 Nov 2017

MMT part III – conclusion, and a conversation with Ben Bernanke original ↗

20 Oct 2017

MMT part II: a synthesis, an olive branch, and a defence of Twitter original ↗

11 Oct 2017

MMT: school of thought or set of personalities?original ↗

7 Oct 2017

Raising rates is a stimulus original ↗

4 Oct 2017

Money and language original ↗

17 Sept 2017

Language and money original ↗

17 Sept 2017

More on Bitcoin (Part I)original ↗

15 Sept 2017

Intelligent money & valuing Bitcoin original ↗

10 Sept 2017

Democracy and minority rule original ↗

9 Jul 2017

Secular stability original ↗

22 Jun 2017

When big data is worse than a sample of none original ↗

10 Jun 2017

The economics of partying too hard original ↗

10 Jun 2017

Why do asset prices move?original ↗

25 Apr 2017

The case for a new economics original ↗

26 Feb 2017

Has the Bank of Japan solved the ‘Piketty problem’?original ↗

19 Feb 2017

2016

Renzi’s referendum, Europe’s future original ↗

6 Dec 2016

Blogoff – The Curse of Cash original ↗

19 Nov 2016

Where next? Monetary policy in a post policy-rate world original ↗

9 Oct 2016

The Bank of Japan is testing Romer’s hypothesis original ↗

24 Sept 2016

Fiscal subservience – a reply to Chris Sims original ↗

16 Sept 2016

There is no r*original ↗

13 Sept 2016

Brexit: everyone got it wrong original ↗

6 Sept 2016

There is no shortage of safe assets – a short proof original ↗

23 Aug 2016

Institutions matter original ↗

21 Aug 2016

Eight pitfalls to avoid in the helicopter money debate original ↗

19 Aug 2016

The Best of Brexit original ↗

7 Aug 2016

Monetary policy & babysitting: why rates are so low, and ‘what’s next?’original ↗

7 Aug 2016

Monetary policy: transparency or obfuscation?original ↗

5 Aug 2016

A brief reply to Paul Krugman on policy equivalence, h/t Brad DeLong original ↗

31 Jul 2016

Fiscal policy: a brief reply to Duncan Weldon original ↗

28 Jul 2016

There are two types of negative interest rates original ↗

19 Jul 2016

Old myths, new problems – interpreting a British referendum original ↗

26 Jun 2016

Bored by Borio original ↗

27 May 2016

Helicopter money is different original ↗

24 May 2016

Bernanke’s four errors original ↗

12 Apr 2016

No expectations original ↗

6 Apr 2016

Is it permanent? A reply to Nick Rowe original ↗

4 Apr 2016

The distinction between monetary and fiscal policy original ↗

3 Apr 2016

Buffett v the Landesbank – the US gets paid to have a trade deficit original ↗

26 Mar 2016

Nothing is permanent original ↗

5 Mar 2016

The BoJ has started helicopter drops original ↗

26 Feb 2016

Legal helicopter drops in the Eurozone original ↗

24 Feb 2016

There is a lot more the ECB can do original ↗

23 Feb 2016

The economics of language: David Hume & valuing Facebook original ↗

19 Feb 2016

Debt-free money: A brief reply to Randall Wray original ↗

16 Feb 2016