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MONITARISM, SANCTIONS & TERROR FINANCING 

JOHN B. TAYLOR AND HOOVER INSTITUTION RE-EXAMINE THE CRASH & WHY FINANCIAL BOOM'S ARE MURDERED

12/29/2018

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Life Is Getting Harder for Central Banks
Mohamed El-Erian, Bloomberg 
New Hoover Press Book Examines Causes Of 2008 Financial Crisis
via Hoover Daily Report
In the new Hoover Institution Press book, Gambling with Other People’s Money, Russ Roberts argues that rescuing rich people from the consequences of their decisions with money coming from average Americans is bad for democracy.
Do Economic Booms Die Of Old Age?
quoting Robert E. Hall via Bloomberg
Ben Bernanke got a big laugh from economists in Atlanta on Jan. 4. A few minutes after Janet Yellen said, “I don’t think expansions just die of old age,” he replied, “I like to say they get murdered.” All right, not that funny. But the nerdy repartee between the past two Federal Reserve chairs at the annual meeting of the American Economic Association reveals how central bankers think about recessions—and says something about how likely it is that the U.S. will tip into one over the next year.
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THE REINVENTION OF ECONOMICS AFTER THE CRASH

12/23/2018

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The Reinvention Of Economics After The Crash
quoting John H. Cochrane via Quartz
Economics is searching for its third act. Over the past few decades, the field had become more self-assured, harnessed more mathematics, and moved further away from social sciences such as psychology in the direction of hard sciences such as physics. Macroeconomists, who are concerned with understanding the economy in its broadest sense, were in a self-congratulatory mood.
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ANATOMY OF FINANCIAL CRISIS'

12/21/2018

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Financial crises: Past and future
Carmen M. Reinhart | AEI Economics Working Paper Series 
This working paper, based on Carmen Reinhart's Adam Smith Lecture at the 60th National Association for Business Economics Annual Meeting in September 2018, takes a selective global tour of some of the prominent economic and financial risks in advanced, emerging, and low-income developing economies.
Financial crises: Past and future 
Carmen M. Reinhart | AEI Economics Working Paper Series  
 
This article, based on Carmen Reinhart’s Adam Smith Lecture at the 60th National Association for Business Economics Annual Meeting on September 2018, takes a selective global tour of some of the prominent economic and financial risks in advanced, emerging, and low-income developing economies. She briefly discusses some persistent medium- to long-term concerns about the rising levels of US public debt, the tensions that arise from internal economic objectives, and the external pressures associated with the US dollar’s role as the world’s principal reserve currency. The tour starts with an assessment of the 2008–09 global financial crisis’ recovery experience. 

 
 
The crisis next time 
Carmen M. Reinhart and Vincent R. Reinhart | Foreign Affairs  
 
Carmen Reinhart and Vincent Reinhart argue that there remains a central warning of 2008: Countries should never grow complacent about the risk of financial disaster. The next crisis will come, and the more the world forgets the lessons of the last one, the greater the damage will be. The authors ask, 10 years after the financial crisis, what have we learned. They believe the most disquieting lesson is how complacent politicians, policymakers, and bankers had grown before the crisis and how much they had forgotten about the past. The crisis also proved that inflation can be too low. The real tragedy, however, is that none of these lessons is new; that the world had to relearn so many important lessons during the last crisis suggests that it will forget them again. 

 
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THE GROWTH OF NON BANK LENDING CONTINUES

12/18/2018

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Finance’s Lengthening Shadow
Nicole Gelinas, City Journal
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THE DEBACLE OF THE RBI CONTINUES:  RAJAN REVEALS

12/18/2018

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Transfer Of Excess Reserve May Pull Down Credit Rating Of RBI: Raghuram Rajan
quoting Raghuram Rajan via The Economic Times
Former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan has cautioned that transfer of excess reserve to the government may bring down rating of the central bank.
Economic Manifesto Released In India
quoting Raghuram Rajan via Tehran Times (Iran)
Top Indian economists, including former Reserve Bank of India governor Raghuram Rajan, have released an economic manifesto for India, meant to spur debate and discussion.
Decision On Excess Reserves Should Rest With RBI Alone: Kaushik Basu
mentioning Raghuram Rajan via Live Mint
The issue of parting with a portion of RBI reserves, which as of June stood at Rs 9.43 trillion, to the government has been a contentious issue between the government and the central bank for a long time.
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THE CONSEQUENCES OF PULLING FED IN DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS

12/12/2018

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When the Fed Is Pulled in Different Directions
Mohamed El-Erian, Bloomberg
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INDIA'S CENTRAL BANKER STEPS DOWN AGAIN & THE US MONEYBALL LABOR MARKET

12/11/2018

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Markets dip in India after central bank governor resigns
Urjit Patel quits as Reserve Bank Governor   Read more »
India’s Assembly results energize opposition unity efforts
The promise and peril of the ‘Moneyball’ labor market 
Brent Orrell | AEIdeas
India’s central bank autonomy in question under new chief
Exit of Urjit Patel compounds India’s economic instability
"All Indians Should Be Concerned," Says Raghuram Rajan On RBI Crisis
quoting Raghuram Rajan via NDTV
Urjit Patel took over from Raghuram Rajan in 2016, just two months before Prime Minister Narendra Modi's colossal demonetisation move.
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THE HINDU BUSINESS LINE:  PATEL
BBC:  UPCOMING ELECTIONS
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CAPTIAL SURGES, WAGES STAGNANT STILL

12/9/2018

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Capital Takes All
Teresa Ghilarducci explains why, despite record-low unemployment, wages for American workers are still stagnating.
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DRUCKER INSTITUTE & MANAGEMENT

12/4/2018

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What's Behind The Wall Street Journal Management Top 250
with Amit Seru via The Wall Street Journal
Of the five dimensions of a company’s performance that make up our Drucker Institute rankings, innovation has stood out from the beginning as the toughest for us to capture. Not that sizing up the other four areas—customer satisfaction, employee engagement and development, social responsibility and financial strength—is child’s play.
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HOW TO RETHINK THE VALUE OF ECONOMICS AS A DISCIPLINE

12/4/2018

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Maeve Cohen On Rethinking Economics
by Russell Roberts via EconTalk
Maeve Cohen, Co-director of Rethinking Economics, talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about her organization and its efforts to change economics education. Cohen, who co-founded the Post-Crash Economics Society, argues for a more human-centered approach to economics that would be less confident in its policy prescriptions and more honest about the significance of its underlying assumptions.
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INCLUSIVE GROWTH REMAINS DIGITAL & THOMAS SOWELL ON INCOME INEQUALITY AND SOCIALISM

12/1/2018

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The Digital Key To Inclusive Growth
by Chen Long, Michael Spence via Project Syndicate
So far, it seems that the rise of the digital economy has already contributed to a broad pattern of income and job polarization in the developed world. Yet digital technology can play a powerful role in fostering inclusive growth patterns, especially in developing economies.
Thomas Sowell On The Myths Of Economic Inequality
interview with Thomas Sowell via Uncommon Knowledge
What are the myths of economic inequality, and why is socialism often posed as the solution?
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TRUMP MISSED MONETARY REFORM

12/1/2018

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A Divided Congress Could Compromise to Sharpen the Fed’s Mandate
Peter Ireland, E21

'A Much Bigger Problem Than China'
Editorial of The New York Sun | November 30, 2018
https://www.nysun.com/editorials/a-much-bigger-problem-than-china/90479/
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