Central Banking’s Bankrupt Narrative
Sep 3, 2019 thinks current economic conditions have exposed fundamental flaws in the theory driving monetary-policy decisions.
Roger E.A. Farmer
Roger E.A. Farmer is Professor of Economics at the University of Warwick, emeritus Professor of Economics at UCLA, Research Director at the National Institute of Economic Research, and the author, most recently, of Prosperity for All: How to Prevent Financial Crises.
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Central Banking’s Bankrupt Narrative 
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Paying for the Welfare State Without Raising Taxes Paying for the Welfare State Without Raising Taxes
Jun 13, 2019 urges national treasuries to establish new investment funds to help finance governments' social programs.
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Secular Stagnation Revisited Secular Stagnation Revisited
Sep 4, 2018 weighs in on the debate between Joseph Stiglitz and Lawrence Summers about the response to the 2008 crisis.
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Equality for All? Equality for All?
Aug 9, 2018 warns Western elites not to put lofty global ideals ahead of domestic constituencies.
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Taxing the Intangible Economy
Taxing the Intangible Economy
Jul 11, 2018 makes the case for unifying the tax rates for individual income and capital gains, as Germany has done.
