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Historinhas
Monthly Archives: November 2010
“Curto e Grosso”
Esse é Matthew Iglesias (aqui): The Demand for Dollars (cc photo by LateNightTaskForce) The trouble in Europe seems to be getting worse, with debt fears spreading somewhat beyond even Spain to Belgium and Italy. This is something people need to … Continue reading
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Fechando a “Trilogia da paixão”
No “Finíssima Ironia” vemos Nick Rowe dando uma “cutucada” em Krugman, que gosta de dizer que Friedman estava errado ((aqui), entre outras manifestações): And Milton Friedman was wrong: in the face of a really big shock, which pushes the economy … Continue reading
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… E está sempre presente…
Por isso ele foi um sucesso de “público e de crítica” durante mais de 6 décadas. Retomando a palestra no Canadá em 2000 (aqui), agora destaco a resposta à pergunta de Michael Bordo sobre o Euro (que completava 1 ano). … Continue reading
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Em Friedman, ao contrário, a “paixão” é palpável…
Essa palestra de 2000 no Canadá era sobre câmbio flutuante (aqui), mas o interessante é ler a seção de perguntas e respostas ao final. Questionado por David Leidler sobre o Japão, Friedman responde: David Laidler: Many commentators are claiming that, … Continue reading
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Faltou “paixão”
Ninguém pode dizer que um grupo reunindo os governos Chinês e Alemão (representantes de uma longa lista), deputados Republicanos, o economista prêmio Nobel e Liberal Joseph Stiglitz e Sarah Palin possa ser definido como “homogêneo”. No entanto, estão de “mãos … Continue reading
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Finíssima ironia…
Um texto maravilhoso de Nick Rowe (aqui): Monetarism: the hegemony that need not speak its name Fish don’t feel the water they swim in. (I’ve heard that’s false, but it’s too good to check). Paul Krugman does not feel the … Continue reading
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Argumento “bisonho” para mais aperto monetário!
Leiam e “pasmem” o artigo de Larry Lindsey (já foi governador do Fed!) (aqui) grifo meu: Fed chairman Ben Bernanke concedes that, while necessary, a new large purchase of government bonds by the Fed to help cover the deficit will … Continue reading
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Não se trata do euro mas sim da União Européia
Nick Rowe (aqui) discute não se o euro pode ser salvo, mas se a União Européia consegue sobreviver! Just for once, this is not a question best left to the Poli Sci. Because the main forces will be money/macro. For … Continue reading
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Semelhanças
Como já ilustrei em diversos posts, (aqui, por ex.) o principal problema por trás da “Grande Recessão” foi a queda aguda do dispêndio nominal. O mesmo fenômeno pode ser observado para a Zona do Euro. A principal razão para isso foi … Continue reading
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DeLong se diz “perturbado”…
com as “novas verdades” (aqui): One disturbing thing about studying economic history is how things that happen in the present change the past – or at least our understanding of the past. For decades, I have confidently taught my students … Continue reading
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