The wrong chapter of the textbook Eric Lonergan & Corinne Sawers 9th January 2022 Climate policy, Economic History 4 Climate policy: where economics went wrong Regular readers of this blog will be aware of a twelve month hiatus since I l...
Pandemania Eric Lonergan 31st January 2021 Economic History, Finance & Asset Pricing 3 When will the GameStop? It is worth reflecting on the first major panic on the New York Stock Exchange in 1901. On that ...
QE is debt reduction Eric Lonergan 17th January 2021 Helicopter Money, Monetary Policy, Theory & Other Problems 14 QE is not a liability transformation - it is debt reduction The remuneration of bank reserves has been a source of sign...
Marx has the last laugh Eric Lonergan 26th July 2020 Economic History, Finance & Asset Pricing, Theory & Other Problems 2 I cannot think of a better interlocutor than Chris Dilow. He raises another set of interesting questions in his reply to...
Angrynomics: a reply to Chris Dillow Eric Lonergan 25th July 2020 Economic History, Theory & Other Problems, Uncategorised 3 Chris Dillow writes perhaps the most interesting economics blog I know. Its scope is considerable, and despite his decla...
Policy needs to pivot post-lockdown Eric Lonergan 20th May 2020 Austerity, Helicopter Money, Monetary Policy, Money in Europe 1 Post-lockdown the economy will need a different kind of stimulus The role of monetary and fiscal policy during lockdown...
