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HISTORY’S LESSONS
One thing is clear in retrospect: governments under the influence of the powers of money were a huge mistake. In the early days of the United States of America, Jefferson fought for a republic of citizens, Hamilton, for a republic of merchants. Hamilton won, that much is known.
In the twentieth century, von Mises,
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LE CAPITALISME À L’AGONIE, Fayard 2011
A couple of weeks ago, my new book Le capitalisme à l’agonie came out, published by Fayard in Paris. Bénédicte has been so kind as to translate the summary I wrote for its backcover.
Le capitalisme à l’agonie (Fayard 2011). Summary
In 1989, at the fall of the Berlin Wall, capitalism was triumphant. Deprived
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The mirage of a pluridisciplinary “science” of economics
This is a translation (by Bénédicte Kibler) of my most recent monthly column in the Economy supplement of the French daily Le Monde: Le mirage de la pluridisciplinarité.
Robert J. Shiller, professor of economics at Yale University, has published recently, along with his wife Virginia, a psychologist, an article entitled “Economists as
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The street corner grocer’s mentality strikes again
Mr. Alan Greenspan, who headed the Federal Reserve, the U.S. central bank, for nearly twenty years, has recently committed an article in the Financial Times entitled “Frank-Dodd Fails to Meet test of our times.” (March, the 29th).
The Dodd-Frank Act is a several thousand page long jumble of 243 separate regulations, thought of as a
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THIS BLOG HAS BEEN SLUGGISH…
… to say the least. And the reason wasn’t laziness, it was just simply the success of the French version of it which has taken all my energy, plus that of François when he joined me, plus that of Julien, when he joined the team.
But this blog is about to be revived
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THIS METHOD IS INADEQUATE
They were sixteen in the euro zone. With a little help from the International Monetary Fund, they put their strength together to help Greece out. There they were: fifteen blind supporting one lame.
They were fifteen countries still standing in the euro zone. With a little help from the International Monetary Fund, the UK and
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And then Paul Jorion created a Theory of Prices
Original Post : And then Paul Jorion created a Theory of Prices.
It’s the ‘rentrée littéraire’ in France. Among
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Kerviel’s trial in France: the question no one is asking…
An English translation of Kerviel: la question que personne ne pose posted on my French blog on June 21st. Many thanks to E-blogs for the translation.
What have we learnt so far from Jérôme Kerviel’s trial about the big questions? Do his superiors know more they pretend about the transactions he was
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Le Monde – Économie, Monday 8 – Tuesday 9 March 2010
Here an English translation of La machine infernale, my monthly column for March in Le Monde – Économie.
A DEVILISH DEVICE
Only five years ago, we were led to believe that the advertised model of the economic and financial apparatus represented a system that was finally mature: stable because thoroughly predisposed to self-regulate
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Capitalism (I) – The Veins of the Future
An English translation of Le capitalisme (I) – Les nervures de l’avenir posted on my French blog on March 2nd.
In Reason in History (1837), a posthumous work composed from lecture notes, Hegel observes that “ … what experience and history teach is that peoples and governments have never yet learned from history, let
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