Charles Brown said:
Would it be possible to give bit more of the logic of why a budget surplus
saps savings from the private sector ?
Alex' comment:
In a broadly aggregated economy (say, public vs private sector, omitting,
for simplicity the external sector), one institution running a surplus
Charles puts the finger on the critical issue of wealth distribution amongst
private agents / factors of production.
So far the dialogue was about the private sector as a whole vis-à-vis the
public sector. In this case, profits, rents and wages are both but one
single aggregate.
Further
Jim wrote:
is the G-S article on-line? where is your web-site?
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Alex reaction:
The Un-Godley private Sector Deficit was the central article of the US
Economics Analyst , 27 July, which is produced by the 'GS Financial
Workbench' and is distributed to *subscribers*. I guess that one
Quoting from Michael:
I am seeing more and more stories doubting that a recovery is on the
near horizon. Notice the quote below
We think the economy has got
real problems that won't be
rectified quickly, said William
Dudley, an economist with
Goldman Sachs Co. in New
York. We think monetary
with what I said at URPE or
what is written in the paper.
Alex
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Alex Izurieta wrote
Michael wrote:
Wouldn't it be fair to say that the United States is on relatively thin
ice with respect to maintaining both financial stability and aggregate
demand.
Alex comment:
Another way of looking at it is to think that financial systems are
inherently unstable (Minsky). And that
As to the slowing down of the US economy it is clear to me that a period of
*negative growth* is forthcoming, unless drastic policy changes are
implemented.
In this respect, I am on Doug's side: a fiscal and monetary relaxation
would help to revert the implosion. How effective? It would
Christian said, in reaction to a paragraph of mine (also quoted):
Our point, in the Implosion... paper was not that debt/ income ratio is
guiding consumers, but that such indicator ought to inform economists and
policy-makers of the risk of letting things going this pace.
So, in your view,
Hello,
I am trying to contribute to two separate issues in one email; forgive me if
this is not allowed.
TAX CUTS and expansion / recession
Thanks to Tom Walker remarks (and epilogue below). I broadly agree.
We know one thing: business as usual ain't going to cut it. The probable is
no longer
G'day also,
Thanks to Rob for the summary of J. Galbraith' propositions.
There are some parts that I sincerely do not understand very well (e.g. what
Rob or James mean with Keynesian managed globalization -did such a thing
ever existed?). Anyway, I do not feel obliged to 'interpret' or
Hello,
I am sorry to insist, but I think this is a very important issue.
Jim wrote (after a paragraph of mine):
3) The limit to borrow, in our opinion the binding constraint in the last
resort, is set by the ratio of debts to *income*, because debts must be
serviced by cash. The household
Hello,
there is one thing that I think is important enough to emphasise, in
relation with our analysis and what is believed elsewhere.
It is about the saving rate, and whether the private sector balance is
sustainable or not.
Quoting Jim Devine:
It's not US _savings_ (i.e., assets) that are
It seems very interesting what is going on in this discussion, and I am
afraid that I can hardly follow.
Anyway, let me clarifiy small points. A colleague wrote:
Except the paper says _In the very last resort_, the United States should
not forget that nondiscriminatory measures to control
folks, be polite!
Thanks Jim (or was that meant for Wynne only?)
It is nice to be back. As Michael said, I am working in association with
Wynne since January.
That means that I would not possibly have more answers at hand than many of
you who know the work of Wynne from an earlier stage.
AS TO
As far as the ideas we put forward in the paper, the critical issue is that
the current account deficit, as it stands, cannot be sustained.
We mentioned that a sort of coordinated reflation would be a possible
solution, at a global scale. A devaluation (if it was a policy instrument)
may serve,
Yes, I agree with Rob Schaap's illustrative description of the tragedy of
our non-competitive free market at both international and domestic levels. I
would not be able to express it better. And I find it very appropriate to
look at the IT sector, because it is usually shown as a factor of
esults to
"reproduce" the experiment in a classroom (such things should be
public property, I guess...)
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Just received this through the A-infos list. I extracted the piece
that touches upon the issues raised by Jim and myself.
Alex
**
Interview With Norma Velazco, European Spokeswoman For The Tupac
Amaru Revolutionary Movement (MRTA)
Q: How do you explain the fact that
undo Marti, Jose Marti (Cuba),
Ernesto (che) Guevara, and... Fidel.
Pls. tell me if you find something in English over there. I am
curious.
Salud,
Alex
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to
'provocate' those newly appering 'fast track pomos' around. From your
reaction, it seems it works well.
Salud,
Alex
..
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patronising and adopting the same values
of the organisation, *then* the plain worker can be more
independently minded.
But that independence of mind is -for the very little I know-
becoming more and more scarse... One more thing that adds to the
challenge we have ahead.
Salud,
Alex.
Alex
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). And this worries
me, be it for its present *and also* its long term impact...
Now, looking forward for the rest of the day (including the 'rest
overs' from those folks who went picnic!)
Salud,
Alex
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c.org ). I wonder why Australia does not have any
'representative' in the board...
Now, have a nice evening, and a nice weekend. We will have to
'resist' a long time still...
BTW, do not get enthusiastic about my spelling! It is just a
'colonized mixed'...
Salud,
A.
Alex Izurieta
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with poverty, wanting to
achieve results and inviting the agreement of civil society (NGOs) in
order to avoid World chaos and increasing poverty.
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Salud,
Alex
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countries,
that we can add to our 'panflet'? (Hey, Shawgi, is there something
over there?, I am serious.)
Other suggestions are also welcomed.
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That is it! Thanks, and keep going.
Salud,
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o the idea of a 'revolution'. Could you give us a 'hint',
Michael, at least until we get hold of your books??
Thanks,
Alex
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*proof*of one point or the other should be taken with care...
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abour are getting out of
hands, they may make a net profit by moving abroad. Other assumption
is that they start considering buying British beef (it is getting
*really* cheap here around, you can imagine why...).
Salud,
Alex
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at an international scale...
Sorry, it was longer than expected.
Salud,
Alex
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in collaboration with NGOs, in order to know whether
what we are doing is good or bad"
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, in practice, apart from another 'delay' (of say another
decade) in absorbing the 'new ideas', that the 'new ideas' will
probably affect at the level of the discourse only, and not of the
political practice.
Any thoughts?
Salud,
Alex
world
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uying more of the basic stuff which prices suddenly begin to raise...
En fin, good to think about.
Salud
Alex
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a de facto continuosly moving market environment...
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.., unless that it is admitted that the
exception becomes the rule and viceversa.
Salud
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In general, all markets in which
expectations of future prices play a more determinant role than
actual prices, may act as "Giffen markets" if actual and expected
price changes follow different directions...
Sorry, both should have the same sign.
Alex
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t benefit" ???
Now take the example of trade relations, protectionism, effective
monopolies, cartels through multinational corporations, etc, etc...
En fin, issues to explore, and to know more about. But my overall
feeling is that the NYT just reflects a pattern of Northen policy,
*to a very large
Shawgi,
Impressive picture of 'freedom' brought about by capitalism!!!
Freedom to climb up, freedom to ...slide down, ehh???
But, could you give us precise references?
A United Nations report says that ...
It might be useful to get hold of the report.
Thanks,
Alex
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ry.
Of course, Ron or not Ron, for me the most important thing is that Cuba
is still free ("libre") of many -if not most of- capitalist
disgraces which increasingly generate misery in the rest of Latin
America.
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y
affairs, and invited me to reflect.
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Peter Dorman:
Could you give us a full citation for the book by Margaret Blair?
Margaret Blair (1995) 'Ownership and Control", Brookings Institution,
Washington.
Greetings,
Alex
I must said that I fall quite far from your geographical settlement.
That does not mean that your approach as a whole does not appeal to me. From
the moment I subscribed to the list I only benefited from your
insights and information.
Keep up!
With warm support,
Alex
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