I’m keen to promote the thinking behind The Global Financial Crisis. Fortunately, I’m not alone: Debunking Economics or How Economists went Astray are two examples. And one of the best resources on the web questioning the crisis is CrisisMaven’s Blog.
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There is an interesting article by two economics professors from Boston University which sets out A Banking System we Can Trust.
The Times published a story about one of these professors who has supposedly become a guru for Mervyn King. That’s where I’d like to know whether they also talk about “credit money” in general and [...]
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Today I got the news about the excellent campaign MoveYourMoney and I hope that it will soon find its equivalence in European and other countries!
Meanwhile I was thinking what could be done “at the top” while we, the people, move our money, and I came up with this:
In addition to GDP, inflation and public debt [...]
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Here is another “whistleblower” from the camp of economists. As a mathematician I have long been appalled how economists parading as pseudo-scientists, abusing maths for their purposes, only to protect bad banking and accountancy practices.
PRESS RELEASE
From Professor Geoffrey M. Hodgson
g.m.hodgson@herts.ac.uk
www.geoffrey-hodgson.info
The Business School, University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL10 9AB, UK
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
The Financial Crisis: How [...]
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