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Call for Papers – New School Economic Review
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New School Economic Review. A Graduate Economics Journal. Launch of Volume 8. Submission Deadline: April 15th 2016. The NSER is a peer-reviewed, student-run economics journal that publishes original and high-quality articles. The NSER editorial board reserves the right to suggest both minor and substantive revisions to accepted works. Finally, following the standard practices of North American scholarly journals, the NSER is not in a position to offer payments for accepted and published manuscripts.
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Macroeconomics and Finance – New School Economic Review
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New School Economic Review. A Graduate Economics Journal. Launch of Volume 8. Category: Macroeconomics and Finance. Why Isn’t The World Bank’s Choice of Chief Economist More Controversial? July 22, 2016. This week it became clear that the World Bank has chosen. Bold, and forward-thinking. The choice of World Bank Chief Economist rarely garners this much attention so, why the fuss? Continue reading “Why Isn’t The World Bank’s Choice of Chief Economist More Controversial? June 12, 2016. Video: Launch of NS...
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Trade and Development – New School Economic Review
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New School Economic Review. A Graduate Economics Journal. Launch of Volume 8. Category: Trade and Development. Why Isn’t The World Bank’s Choice of Chief Economist More Controversial? July 22, 2016. This week it became clear that the World Bank has chosen. Bold, and forward-thinking. The choice of World Bank Chief Economist rarely garners this much attention so, why the fuss? Continue reading “Why Isn’t The World Bank’s Choice of Chief Economist More Controversial? Posted in Macroeconomics and Finance.
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Mike Isaacson – New School Economic Review
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New School Economic Review. A Graduate Economics Journal. Launch of Volume 8. What’s Curiously Missing from the Wolfers Slides. June 12, 2016. Once again, the New Keynesians are cherry-picking from post-Keynesian and Marxian critiques of economic theory. This time the subject is macroeconomics – the whole thing. Justin Wolfers out of the University of Michigan recently posted a slideshow. Continue reading “What’s Curiously Missing from the Wolfers Slides”. Posted in Macroeconomics and Finance. A PhD stud...
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Gina Cairney
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Anwar Shaikh publishes an important economic analysis of modern capitalism. Whether for academic work or a personal pursuit, those who are interested in capitalism may want to add a new book to the shelf: Capitalism: Competition, Conflict and Crisis. Professor of Economics at The New School for Social Research. Earlier this semester, NSSR and the Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis. In teaching, we try to influence others and, of course, we ourselves are influenced by our teachers, Shaikh said.
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The Value of an Algorithm – New School Economic Review
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New School Economic Review. A Graduate Economics Journal. Launch of Volume 8. The Value of an Algorithm. April 9, 2015. This article is cross-posted from Vulgar Economics. Last week, I was lucky enough to catch my colleague Adam Hayes presenting his new research on cryptocurrencies. Adam has produced three papers from this research, all of which you can download here. Posted in Macroeconomics and Finance. Video: NSER Celebration with Ben Fine and Anwar Shaikh. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. All issues of th...
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Editor’s Picks – New School Economic Review
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New School Economic Review. A Graduate Economics Journal. Launch of Volume 8. March 6, 2015. Smothered by a Boom in Banking. Ideally, finance should propel an economy by helping create jobs and wealth for a broad portion of the population. But clearly, there’s a point when finance sucks too much oxygen out of the room, leaving the rest of us gasping for air. From Stephen G. Cecchetti of Brandies University and Enisse Kharroubi of the B.I.S. The project results show that the top 1% generate most of the ho...
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Video: NSER Celebration with Ben Fine and Anwar Shaikh – New School Economic Review
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New School Economic Review. A Graduate Economics Journal. Launch of Volume 8. Video: NSER Celebration with Ben Fine and Anwar Shaikh. March 12, 2015. On February 10th The New School Economic Review celebrated its 10 year anniversary with talks by Professors Ben Fine (School of Oriental and African Studies) and Anwar Shaikh (The New School). Ben Fine spoke on the topic “ Is Economics Fit for Purpose: An Ethical Conundrum”. 8220; Introductions were made by Dean Milberg and the NSER editors. Welcome to the ...
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Ingrid Harvold Kvangraven – New School Economic Review
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New School Economic Review. A Graduate Economics Journal. Launch of Volume 8. Author: Ingrid Harvold Kvangraven. Why Isn’t The World Bank’s Choice of Chief Economist More Controversial? July 22, 2016. This week it became clear that the World Bank has chosen. Bold, and forward-thinking. The choice of World Bank Chief Economist rarely garners this much attention so, why the fuss? Continue reading “Why Isn’t The World Bank’s Choice of Chief Economist More Controversial? Posted in Macroeconomics and Finance.
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