Podcast appearances and mentions of John M Keynes

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Abraham Verduga nos cuenta los detalles menos conocidos del influyente economista británico.

Er gilt als der bekannteste Nationalökonom des 20. Jahrhunderts und liefert bis heute Regierungen die Blaupause für Konjunkturprogramme: John Maynard Keynes. Selbst in der Corona-Pandemie suchen Regierungen Hilfe bei seinen Empfehlungen. Autor: Kay Bandermann

Since the introduction of neoliberal policies under Thatcher and Reagan many countries worldwide have implemented austerity politics that dismantled social security programs by cutting public funding. Our guest today, the renowned British economist, Lord Skidelsky has argued that liberal democracy rests on a welfare state, so that austerity politics and the rise of populism in the West are interlinked. So this time we ask: can liberal democracy co-exist with a politics austerity?Democracy in Question? is brought to you by:• The Institute for Human Sciences in Vienna: IWM• The Albert Hirschman Centre on Democracy in Geneva: AHCD• The Excellence Chair and Soft Authoritarianism Research Group in Bremen: WOC• The Podcast Company Earshot StrategiesFollow us on social media!• Institute for Human Sciences in Vienna: @IWM_Vienna• Albert Hirschman Centre on Democracy in Geneva: @AHDCentreSubscribe to the show. If you enjoyed what you listened to, you can support us by leaving a review and sharing our podcast in your networks!BIBLIOGRAPHY• Money and Government: A challenge to mainstream economics. (2018).• Austerity vs Stimulus: The Political Future of Economic Recovery. (2017).• How Much is Enough? Money and the Good Life. (2012). Co-authored with Edward Skidelsky• Click here to find more of Robert Skidelsky’s books and publications.GLOSSARYWhat is austerity politics?(00:01:00 or p. 1 in the transcript)Austerity describes a set of economic policies, usually consisting of tax increases, spending cuts, or a combination of the two, used by governments to reduce budget deficits. The use of austerity measures during times of economic hardship has caused much controversy about their purpose and usefulness. Learn more.What is neoliberalism?(00:03:30 or p. 3 in the transcript)The term neoliberalism describes an ideology and policy model that emphasizes the value of free market competition. Although there is considerable debate as to the defining features of neoliberal thought and practice, it is most commonly associated with laissez-faire economics. In particular, neoliberalism is often characterized in terms of its belief in sustained economic growth as the means to achieve human progress, its emphasis on minimal state intervention in economic and social affairs, and its commitment to the freedom of trade and capital. Source.What is Thatcherism?(00:03:30 or p. 3 in the transcript)The term refers to Great Britain’s former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's policies during the 1980s. Thatcherism represents a belief in free markets and a small state, and includes the idea that industries and services should be owned by private companies, not by the state. Learn more.What is hyperglobalization?(00:03:30 or p. 3 in the transcript)The term hyperglobalization refers to the drastic increase in globalization since the 1990s.What are Keynesian economics?(00:08:30 or p. 6 in the transcript)Keynesianism refers to the economic theories and programs ascribed to John M. Keynes and his followers, especially the advocacy of monetary and fiscal programs by government to increase employment and spending. Source.What happened in the US in the 1930s?(00:21:30 or p. 13 in the transcript)Between 1933 and 1939 (so, after the Great Depression which was a major economic crisis in 1929) then U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt enacted the New Deal, a set of programs, reforms, and regulations with the aim of bringing immediate economic relief. Opposed to the traditional American political philosophy of laissez-faire, the New Deal generally embraced the concept of a government-regulated economy aimed at achieving a balance between conflicting economic interests. Source.What happened under Deng Xiaoping?(00:21:30 or p. 13 in the transcript)Deng Xiaoping was a Chinese communist leader who was the most powerful figure in the People’s Republic of China from the late 1970s until his death in 1997. He abandoned many communist doctrines and attempted to incorporate elements of the free-enterprise system into the Chinese economy.Under his leadership, China acquired a rapidly growing economy, rising standards of living, considerably expanded personal and cultural freedoms, and growing ties to the world economy. Deng also left in place a mildly authoritarian government that remained committed to the one-party rule even while it relied on free-market mechanisms to transform China economically. Source. Learn more.

I started looking at Bancor years ago, because it had the same name as the world currency John M. Keynes had in mind. Their math fascinated me, and that's how I got started with the AMM rabbit hole! The Bancor V1 token economics analysis report (https://www.economicsdesign.com/portfolio/bancor/) is about how Bancor works and what the token does. Bancor has been working on a few improvements, from price slippage issues to impermanent loss. V2 of Bancor was about dynamic weight, which is something really fascinating. But let's focus on their latest update, V2.1. V2.1 follows the static 50-50 weight as V1, aka the Uniswap style. The new introduction is the insurance for impermanent loss. So you will have ZERO impermanent loss. You get subsidised for any losses sustained. How does that work? Let's find out in this episode. We will also cover the supply of $BNT based on the various actions in the ecosystem and how that indirectly affects the price of $BNT. Want more in-depth content? Join our Token Economics 201 course at www.education.economicsdesign.com!

Nel nuovo podcast di We Wealth la professoressa Caroline Patey, consigliera culturale di Finer Finance Explorer racconta l’importanza della figura di John M. Keynes per il mondo dell’arte. Perché l’eredità del grande economista ed investitore va ben al di là della sola spesa pubblica

İktisadi düşünce tarihi geneli itibari ile epistemolojik olarak iki ayrı okula ayrılabilir. Bunlardan ilki "Klasik İktisat Geleneği" olarak nitelendirilen, öncüllüğünü Adam Smith, David Ricardo ve Karl Marx’ın yaptığı, 20. yy’da ise John M. Keynes ve Michal Kalecki gibi isimler başta olmak üzere takip… Seslendiren: Ekin Baran Sunar

The buzz: “Workforce agility will become the most critical concept in HCM… tapping into people's innate capacity for learning, growth, and innovation” (Steven Hunt, SAP). Most companies have always hired workers from two or three generations. Today, it is common for organizations to employ five demographic cohorts – ages 20–70 with diverse abilities and learning styles. Are your human capital assets sharing information, collaborating, mentoring each other – or is your workplace a battleground of personal agendas? The experts speak. Kai Goerlich, SAP: “In business, as in life, all that matters is that you do something positive' (Sir Richard Branson). Mathieu LE DU, Innovation Facilitator: “The difficulty lies not so much in developing new ideas as in escaping from old ones.” (John M. Keynes). Michel Sérié, Innolifters: “We are called to be architects of the future, not its victims” (R. Buckminster Fuller). Join us for Today's Multi-Generational Workforce: Colliding or Cooperating?

The buzz: “Workforce agility will become the most critical concept in HCM… tapping into people's innate capacity for learning, growth, and innovation” (Steven Hunt, SAP). Most companies have always hired workers from two or three generations. Today, it is common for organizations to employ five demographic cohorts – ages 20–70 with diverse abilities and learning styles. Are your human capital assets sharing information, collaborating, mentoring each other – or is your workplace a battleground of personal agendas? The experts speak. Kai Goerlich, SAP: “In business, as in life, all that matters is that you do something positive' (Sir Richard Branson). Mathieu LE DU, Innovation Facilitator: “The difficulty lies not so much in developing new ideas as in escaping from old ones.” (John M. Keynes). Michel Sérié, Innolifters: “We are called to be architects of the future, not its victims” (R. Buckminster Fuller). Join us for Today's Multi-Generational Workforce: Colliding or Cooperating?

Talk given at Gutenberg College’s 2009 Summer Institute, “Paychecks, Politics & Paradigms”.

Robert Solow, Professor Emeritus at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Nobel Laureate, talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about his hugely influential theory of growth and inspiration to create a model that better reflected the stable long-term growth of an economy. Solow contends that capital accumulation cannot explain a significant portion of the economic growth we see. He makes a critical distinction between innovation and technology, and then discusses his views on Milton Friedman and John M. Keynes.

Robert Solow, Professor Emeritus at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Nobel Laureate, talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about his hugely influential theory of growth and inspiration to create a model that better reflected the stable long-term growth of an economy. Solow contends that capital accumulation cannot explain a significant portion of the economic growth we see. He makes a critical distinction between innovation and technology, and then discusses his views on Milton Friedman and John M. Keynes.