January/February 2011

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  Beyond Keynesianism

  By James M. Cypher

  Irving Fisher’s Depression-era debt-deflation theory, then and now. Read more »

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  Still Banking on Fraud

  By William K. Black

  The Dodd-Frank banking reform and other responses to the financial crisis fail to address the “control fraud” that caused the crisis. Read more »

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  Unemployment:
  A Jobs Deficit or a Skills Deficit?

  By John Miller and Jeannette Wicks-Lim

  Politicians, journalists, and economists are trying to reframe a severe jobs crunch as a problem of workers’ inadequate skills. Read more »

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  Why Do They Oppose More Stimulus?

  By Arthur MacEwan

  Dear Dr. Dollar: Why are conservatives, especially wealthy conservatives, against stimulating the economy through deficit spending? Don’t businesses’ profits and the incomes of the wealthy depend on economic growth? Read more »

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