New article & working paper on "Why the E-DSGE Framework Is Not Fit for Purpose and What to Do About It" https://lnkd.in/e5Xut_Df
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The Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET) is dedicated to the rigorous pursuit of innovative economic theories and methods that address society’s most pressing concerns. We advance sound economic ideas to better serve humanity. Founded in 2009, we are a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization supporting relevant, pioneering work in issue areas including: the relationship between finance and the broader economy, inequality and distribution, the economics of innovation, and environment and resource sustainability We are building a global community with thousands of new economic thinkers through our grantees and research networks, partnerships with leading universities and institutions, high-profile events, and growing student movements. Interactive education tools are provided at no charge to audiences worldwide. Our work is grounded in history and is multidisciplinary by nature. We accept that complexity and uncertainty are inherent in economic and financial systems, and we question theories based upon the flawed assumption that humans always behave rationally and predictably. Traditional economics is failing us. Our goal is to offer hopeful solutions to the key challenges of the 21st century.
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Why do some nations thrive while others struggle? #NobelPrize laureate, The Pearson Institute at the University of Chicago director & Harris School of Public Policy at the University of Chicago professor James Robinson explains why institutions, not geography, are critical to shaping economic outcomes and driving nations forward. https://lnkd.in/gYd3thVH
Institutions, Democracy, and Economic Development
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What can history teach us about building lasting peace? ☠️ youtu.be/vI-uosPUeq8 🕊️ While violent conflict brings suffering to many, it also brings profits to some. International actors are often deeply involved in “civil wars” & by implication, in their resolution. #EconOfWar
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"[Wealth supremacy] says wealthy people matter more than everybody else. No amount of wealth is ever enough. Wealth deserves control and power and maximum income," explains Marjorie Kelly in conversation with Rob Johnson. https://lnkd.in/enNf-8hj
The Other Dangerous Supremacy: Wealth Supremacy
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The decisions we make now about the governance of AI will have profound implications for the future of our economy and society. A new INET working paper and article by Anton Korinek and Jai Vipra take a close look at current developments in the AI marketplace. https://lnkd.in/eg8yz3Ed
Neural Network Effects: Scaling and Market Structure in Artificial Intelligence
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Is the juice worth the squeeze? ☠️ EconOfWar.org 🕊️ As war continues to shape the world, economists need to rethink their approach. In The Economics of War & Peace, Professor Boyce challenges the status quo and explores the deeper costs of conflict. #EconOfWar
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Why care about wars? ☠️ youtu.be/2IglilzD4vw 🕊️ Economists often leave the study of war to political scientists or assume that efficient markets naturally reduce the risk of conflict. In #EconOfWar episode 1, Professor Boyce confronts the traditional view that war and peace are not “economic” problems. Learn more at econofwar.org
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We’re excited to announce the release of "The Economics of War & Peace"—a new series featuring Professor James Boyce. ☠️ econofwar.org 🕊️ Over seven weeks, the Professor Boyce digs into the economic forces that drive war, exposes the hidden costs, and explores how economics can contribute to building sustainable peace. Start watching now and join the conversation on reimagining the role of economics in shaping our world.
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If last week's #INETanimates piqued your interest, get ready for seven episodes of "The Economics of War & Peace," with Prof. Boyce, kicking off this Wednesday at noon ET! #EconOfWar ☠️ youtu.be/VX4Ykzx43Yo ❤️
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What would be a "spiritual" democracy? Jungian analyst and author Steven Herrmann discusses the concept with Rob Johnson in the context of America's great "shaman-poets." https://lnkd.in/e5XVQZEt
America’s Shaman-Poets’ Vision for a Better Future
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