By MANFRED BACK & LUIZ GONZAGA BELLUZZO: Amid monetary chaos, the ghost of Keynes resurfaces—no longer in Bancor, but in bytes. mBridge could be the missing digital bridge to cross the turbulent waters of
By LUIZ GONZAGA BELLUZZO & MANFRED BACK: If public debt is an insoluble risk, why do central banks and the financial market embrace it as a safe asset? The answer lies in the contradiction that positivist economists refuse to accept
By MANFRED BACK & LUIZ GONZAGA BELLUZZO: As long as the 'macro media' insist on burying financial dynamics under linear equations and obsolete dichotomies, the real economy will remain hostage to a fetishism that ignores endogenous credit and the volatility of speculative flows.
By MANFRED BACK & LUIZ GONZAGA BELLUZZO: Throughout the 19th century, economics took as its paradigm the imposing construction of classical mechanics and as its moral paradigm the utilitarianism of the radical philosophy of the late 18th century.
By MANFRED BACK: The deficit of correct economic forecasts by Focus economists is greater than the federal public debt, however, they are not held responsible for the errors and possible losses of their clients
By MANFRED BACK & LUIZ GONZAGA BELLUZZO: Our monetary authority returned to the path of financial faith, saw the light on the road to Damascus…Faria Lima! Amen…
By MANFRED BACK & LUIZ GONZAGA BELLUZZO: Amid monetary chaos, the ghost of Keynes resurfaces—no longer in Bancor, but in bytes. mBridge could be the missing digital bridge to cross the turbulent waters of
By LUIZ GONZAGA BELLUZZO & MANFRED BACK: If public debt is an insoluble risk, why do central banks and the financial market embrace it as a safe asset? The answer lies in the contradiction that positivist economists refuse to accept
By MANFRED BACK & LUIZ GONZAGA BELLUZZO: As long as the 'macro media' insist on burying financial dynamics under linear equations and obsolete dichotomies, the real economy will remain hostage to a fetishism that ignores endogenous credit and the volatility of speculative flows.
By MANFRED BACK & LUIZ GONZAGA BELLUZZO: Throughout the 19th century, economics took as its paradigm the imposing construction of classical mechanics and as its moral paradigm the utilitarianism of the radical philosophy of the late 18th century.
By MANFRED BACK: The deficit of correct economic forecasts by Focus economists is greater than the federal public debt, however, they are not held responsible for the errors and possible losses of their clients
By MANFRED BACK & LUIZ GONZAGA BELLUZZO: Our monetary authority returned to the path of financial faith, saw the light on the road to Damascus…Faria Lima! Amen…
