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The ethics of a Brexit referendum

Eric Lonergan
25th January 2019
Articles, Economic History, Sample Of One
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The debate over Brexit has been dominated by propaganda. To date, I have had sympathy with the one ethical argument, which has been made most effectively by Mehreen Khan, for leaving the EU. It is shared by man...
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Use the equity risk premium to reduce inequality

Eric Lonergan
4th January 2015
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Harvard Business Review, January 2015 With Mark Blyth: governments should exploit the excess return of equities over bonds to buy assets for 80% of the population Read on......
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Print less, but transfer more

Eric Lonergan
4th October 2014
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Foreign Affairs, September/October 2014 With Mark Blyth: Give central banks the power to transfer cash directly to households Read on......
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People don’t want to borrow: the ECB should give them cash

Eric Lonergan
4th September 2014
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Fortune Magazine, September 2014 With Mark Blyth: The ECB should give up trying to force people to borrow. Give them cash instead. Read on......
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Governments can borrow … Without increasing their debt

Eric Lonergan
4th June 2012
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FT, June 2012 The government's debt has not risen since the financial crisis Read on......
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Central banks need a helicopter

Eric Lonergan
4th December 2008
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FT, 4 December 2008 The most direct and efficient solution to the economic and financial problems is for central banks to transfer cash directly to the household sector. Read on......
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Why the Bank must rethink its views on inflation

Eric Lonergan
4th October 2008
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FT, 30 October 2008 There is no inflation – and there never was any. Read on......
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Criticism of Europe’s central bank is misplaced

Eric Lonergan
4th December 2005
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FT, 1 December 2005 The popular caricature presents the European Central Bank as... Read on......
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Beyond interest rates

Eric Lonergan
4th September 2002
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FT, 9 September 2002 The Federal Reserve needs to consider alternatives to cutting interest rates... Read on......
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US trade deficit – a free lunch?

Eric Lonergan
26th March 2001
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