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THE RICHARD J MURPHY YOUTUBE CHANNEL DEBATE AMMUNITION Monetary Policy Explained: The Bank of England, Interest Rates, and Who Really Benefits Funding the Future | Read the full ar...
This is another of the infographics that took time and quite a lot of effort to get right, or at least as good as I Read the full article...
After yesterday's infographic on fiscal policy, it seemed right to do one on monetary policy: Please note: this is the second version of this image, Read the full article...
Apropos of nothing except current (financial system) events (Fall teaching), some pictures to elicit thoughts. Debt rising fast even at full employment Stock market near peak? Fed...
After posting yesterday's infographic on how banks create money by lending, there were questions and challenges, both here and on Substack, about how this suggestion Read the full...
To answer a question I am often asked, and which was asked in response to relevant infographics on banks, I offer this: How to expand Read the full article...
The strongest opposition that I received on LinkedIn, and elsewhere, to my suggestion that we need not worry about the UK’s national debt as it Read the full article...
A new book about the meaning of money argues for how to use finance to create a more equitable economy.
Why does the economy continue to grow? The post Spending Money appeared first on A Wealth of Common Sense. ...
Some of my infographics are relatively easy to write. This one took many drafts, even before the drawing began, and several more after that. I Read the full article...
Is the real interest rate set by the demand vs. supply of all savings, private and public? Or is it set by the demand for money vs. bonds emanating from liquidity preference and (o...
After preparing an infographic on the gold standard, this follow-up seemed to be essential: How to expand this image If you press CTRL or Command Read the full article...
For our smarter readers . . . It's important to understand the value of money in your pocket, that keeps shrinking all the time . . . Here's the latest update to help guide your re...
Money is not wealth. That single distinction is one of the most important things economics has to teach, and we have been getting it wrong. Read the full article...
The Fed's next move could reshape borrowing costs and savings returns as inflation stays above target and long-term rates reach a two-decade high
No problem. Just print some more $ and threaten anyone who complains with tariffs and sanctions. Simples !!
Steve Keen and Michael Hudson discuss empire, finance, and the coming crises.
Last year I added cryptocurrencies and private credit to the coverage. What should I add this Fall? The erosion of exorbitant privilege: Insurance non-renewals due to climate chang...
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@Kes, Isn’t this idea ignoring bank deposits created as a result of Govt spending? Bank credit isn’t the sole source of money. Is it not likely that at least some of the p...
A return to sound money has become the rallying cry for a growing crowd of investors, politicians, and commentators who are, understandably, fed up. Fed up with deficits that never...
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