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The Fluffy Economist: An article by Naomi Klein
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A four legged approach to the world's great ishoos. Friday, July 31, 2009. An article by Naomi Klein. John Bricks was the slipper on the lap dog of a puppy when economic ruin came and savaged his last gasp of heper winter. $250 billion dollars have caught this last gasp of chumzy weasle and left a hapless sergeant with choking gasp of pain. This can only point to one thing: the government owns you and you lazy son of a bitch are too stupid to follow all the words in my column. Diary Of A Unborn Writer.
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The Fluffy Economist: A BIG deal
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A four legged approach to the world's great ishoos. Friday, May 08, 2009. What is a BIG? The current UK system. The current benefits system in the UK is based on tax credits, transfers which depend on the beneficiaries current state of income and/or social and economic arrangements, such as single parents and those out of work. Its flaw lies in its division of the deserving and the non-deserving poor, the administrative tangle this produces and the way repayments are made. The economic freedom generated ...
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The Fluffy Economist: Political Economy
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A four legged approach to the world's great ishoos. Tuesday, May 04, 2010. Goodness me it's been a while since I've dusted off the fluffbooks and made it over here. I've been writing for sometime as Arjuna's Octupus which you are welcome to take a look at, but I thought it was time to get back into the Econo-back seat and deliver my take on the economics of the last years. The wealth - technically income - was not spread wide enough. Come a wobble the wealth upped and left and so the economy wobbled.
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The Fluffy Economist
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A four legged approach to the world's great ishoos. Monday, December 15, 2008. The financial crisis is only one aspect of a much bigger systemic crisis that encompasses the social, financial and ecological crises, says. And suggests radical reforms that would create more just wealth distribution while saving the economy and the environment: an environmental Keynesianism. Could Susan George and I be talking about the same thing. God bless you, friend, and may the Creator of the Cosmos bestow upon you disc...
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The Fluffy Economist: Genius!
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A four legged approach to the world's great ishoos. Wednesday, April 08, 2009. The G20 agreed to allow the IMF to create $250bn of Special Drawing Rights, its own currency, comprising dollars, euros, yen and sterling, boosting the foreign exchange reserves of every country. Most of this will go to the big economies, but poorer countries facing budgetary strains will gain new cash." [ link. From the same article:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Real-World Economics Review Blog. One love, one market.
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The Fluffy Economist: Cones not castles
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A four legged approach to the world's great ishoos. Sunday, December 14, 2008. Heyo - I'm playing around these days new conceptions of the economy. For the macro, micro and meso. Economy it's more important than ever to clear out the junk and set our ideas of how the world works with greater boldness and fortitude than we have hitherto. In the new conception, boundaries are softened. The organisation is defined as a community of participation (see Leve and Wenger. Leve and Wenger talk of the CoP as a mou...
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The Fluffy Economist: and on...
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A four legged approach to the world's great ishoos. Tuesday, December 01, 2009. There's something of contribution in it - the quality of measurement that makes it meaningful, and valuable. It needs to contain the totality of human contribution in it. It needs to be more than a physical object, or not reduced to that either by sloppy mathematical handling. It needs to represent value - my will and how it is associated with the entirety of all wills. Objects will then follow, but in more pleasing streams.
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The Fluffy Economist: Narrowness of Greenspan
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A four legged approach to the world's great ishoos. Wednesday, September 09, 2009. I find Greenspan's view. So narrow. The idea of regulation is to admit human nature and guard against it with appropriate systems, doing this well and with balance is of course not easy, but he's essentially putting his hands up and saying "We're all greedy bastards so let's go fuck ourselves again. With chainsaws. And why not up the ass? It's so good they're on their way. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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The Fluffy Economist: Fluffy's take on the financial descent
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A four legged approach to the world's great ishoos. Thursday, March 26, 2009. Fluffy's take on the financial descent. We're really falling now - yet to hit the bottom and this frightens the life out of policy makers. SURELY they must do something. SURELY! They scream and so do the followers and counter-arguers and media. Oh the media! Whipping up a storm over a single gilt bond auction that was only slightly undersold and THEN the UK government reacts. And backs away. Timid and uncertain. But you did do ...
