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The Summer of Disaster The Summer of Disaster
Aug 4, 2021 sees the coronavirus’s Delta variant amplifying the failures and inadequacies of the global pandemic response.
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Are Central Banks to Blame for Rising Inequality? Are Central Banks to Blame for Rising Inequality?
Aug 4, 2021 argues that monetary policy did not cause, and largely cannot mitigate, increasing income and wealth disparities.
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Why Vaccination Should be Compulsory Why Vaccination Should be Compulsory
Aug 4, 2021 points to seat-belt laws to show why governments are justified in requiring immunization during a pandemic.
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Aug 4, 2021 laments the discipline’s blind fixation on unfettered competition at the expense of solidarity and concern.
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Crypto Crunch Time
- Yanis Varoufakis ,
- Anne O. Krueger ,
- Barry Eichengreen ,
- Katharina Pistor ,
- Paola Subacchi ,
- Kenneth Rogoff
Digital-currency competition in the coming years will likely pit central banks against a host of private challengers. Will upstart cryptocurrencies have the firepower and the following to overturn the monetary status quo, or will the current financial establishment prevail?
