Meltdown Economics & Other Complex Catastrophes

Sunday, May 5, 2013

The Results Are In for the Brüning and Mellon Memorial Prizes!

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The 'Creditanstalt' Vienna is Pleased to Announce the Election Results for the Heinrich Brüning and Andrew Mellon Memorial Priz...
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Friday, May 3, 2013

Only Two More Days Left to Vote for the Brüning and Mellon Memorial Prizes!

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Some of the best people do it. They've already voted in the elections for the  'Creditanstalt's'  Heinric...
Wednesday, May 1, 2013

More on the Current Account Cookie Jar Dilemma

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The current account cookie jar dilemma even has religious dimensions Returning to the Sinn-Soros debate at project-syndicate , it'...

The 'Creditanstalt', Vienna, Announces the 'Merkel Moratorium'

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The 'Creditanstalt' Vienna Proudly Announces the 'Merkel Moratorium' Herbert Hoover taking office in 1929. ...
Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Reinhart-Rogoff vs. New Zealand 1951: Waking up from the postmodern nightmare

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[Postedit 27 May 2013: For final summing up of these issues, see post  Reinhart-Rogoff vs. New Zealand: Final Round? ] [Note: You need to...
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Monday, April 29, 2013

Reinhart-Rogoff vs. New Zealand 1951 Topsy-Turvy (historical-statistical nitty-gritty and postmodernist nightmare)

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The more one descends into the nitty-gritty of historical reality the more one begins to experience postmodern scientific despair. [Poste...
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Sunday, April 28, 2013

One strike and you're out! (or Reinhart-Rogoff vs. New Zealand 1951)

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The 1951 New Zealand waterfront strike closed the country's ports for 151 days and dealt the most serious blow to Reinhart and...
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I'm a research economist at UNU-MERIT (Maastricht, The Netherlands, now retired) and IIASA (Laxenburg, Austria) with a specialization in the economics of innovation, complex dynamics, economic growth and evolutionary economics. By the 2008 world crisis at the latest it became clear that macroeconomics, financial markets and economic policy cannot be entrusted anymore to mainstream economists. Hence this blog.
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