Kalecki (1943): Political Aspects of Full Employment Reads like a comment on the great reversal in common sense on fiscal policy among German economists - ThreadSky

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isabellamweber.bsky.social • 22 days ago

Kalecki (1943): Political Aspects of Full Employment

Reads like a comment on the great reversal in common sense on fiscal policy among German economists

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schuuusch.bsky.social•22 days ago

I don‘t think full employment is on the mind of many economists in Germany or elsewhere.

dustinferguss.bsky.social•22 days ago

In conjunction with Clara Mattei, seems like the basis for an explanatory theory of macroeconomic regime change: economic theory as a framework that expels class conflict from macroeconomic management.

greatscott4444.bsky.social•22 days ago

Isn't the argument against it that it's inflationary of the demand for workers is high? Or that a large drop in unemployment is inflationary? I do think in a much more capital intensive society this is less severe but still an issue right? Unless I unknowningly drank the coolaid

hanappi.bsky.social•21 days ago

Sign this: https://www.iuscientists.org/against-militarization-scientists-unite-in-opposition-to-eu-rearmament/

leopoldstadt.bsky.social•19 days ago

Trump, Putin and Xi Jiping on the right side as lovers of Peace! That is grotesk!

leopoldstadt.bsky.social•19 days ago

Is it serious to demand Europe should follow the way of Chinese President????

philippoehrlein.de•22 days ago

It’s not just economists. Politicians also focus on full employment, thereby preventing societal debates about work in times of automation.

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