Economics and Liberating Theory - Part 2 pps

Economics and Liberating Theory - Part 2 pps

Economics and Liberating Theory - Part 2 pps

... Morrow, 1996), Daphne Greenwood and Edward Wolff, “Changes in Wealth in the United States 19 62 1983,” Journal of Population Economics 5, 19 92, and Laurence Kotlikoff and Lawrence Summers, “The Role ... (or capital gains) of pre-existing wealth and not savings out of income. Over the 19 62 to 1989 period, roughly three-quarters of new wealth What Should We Demand from Our Economy?...

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Economics and Liberating Theory - Part 7 ppsx

Economics and Liberating Theory - Part 7 ppsx

... component of aggregate demand, private investment demand. 2 As we saw in the previous chapter investment demand depends negatively on interest rates. The micro law of supply and demand tells us that ... accounts and money market mutual funds (M2), and repurchase agreements and overnight Eurodollars (M3). By 1999 people held so much money in money market mutual funds and savings ac...

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Economics and Liberating Theory - Part 1 pdf

Economics and Liberating Theory - Part 1 pdf

... liberation and anti- racist movements, and anarchism, as well as from mainstream psychology, sociology, and evolutionary biology where useful. Liberating theory attempts to understand the relationships ... assembly lines, raw materials, and products are objects, and part of the “built” environ- ment. Ruth, Joe, and Sam, the people who work in, or own the factory, are people,...

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Economics and Liberating Theory - Part 3 docx

Economics and Liberating Theory - Part 3 docx

... of self-managed and other-directed or alienated labor, and from the supervisory costs of monitoring employees. Conse- quently the model fails to capture differences in outcomes from labor and credit ... consider the impli- cations of people’s preferences for how they work, and who decides how they work, and discuss the effects of more realistic assumptions about con- sumption and...

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Economics and Liberating Theory - Part 4 doc

Economics and Liberating Theory - Part 4 doc

... supply and demand closely approximate true marginal social costs and benefits then the individually rational behavior of buyers and sellers and the workings of the micro law of supply and demand ... excess supply and excess demand, and only at the equilibrium price is there neither excess supply nor excess demand. This particular kind of self- interested behavior of buyers and...

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Economics and Liberating Theory - Part 5 doc

Economics and Liberating Theory - Part 5 doc

... 0.3v(1) + 0.2v (2) + 0.1 v (2) = 0.2v(1) + 0.4v (2) + 0 .2 Which can be solved to give: v(1) = 0 .26 32 and v (2) = 0. 421 1 For the new technologies we write: v'(1) = 0.3v'(1) + 0.3v' (2) + 0.05 v' (2) ... both directly and indirectly to make each good: (3) v(1) = v(1)a(11) + v (2) a (21 ) + L(1) (4) v (2) = v(1)a( 12) + v (2) a (22 ) + L (2) These are two equation...

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Economics and Liberating Theory - Part 6 ppt

Economics and Liberating Theory - Part 6 ppt

... of supply and demand which is the key to understanding how markets for particular goods and services work. The macro law of supply and demand is the key to understanding how much goods and services ... The old theory was relabeled “micro economics and preserved as the centerpiece of the traditional paradigm, and a new theory called macro economics was created to explain the...

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Economics and Liberating Theory - Part 8 docx

Economics and Liberating Theory - Part 8 docx

... ECONOMY MACRO ECONOMICS AND IMF CONDITION- ALITY AGREEMENTS In chapters 6 and 7 we learned how aggregate demand explains the causes of some kinds of unemployment and inflation, and studied the ... goods and services available. And besides the demand that comes from the domestic household, business, and government sectors, foreign demand for exports adds to the demand for final...

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Economics and Liberating Theory - Part 9 pdf

Economics and Liberating Theory - Part 9 pdf

... I(1) + ∆I: I (2) = 100 + 25 = 125 = 20 0 – 1000r (2) ; 125 – 20 0 = –75 = –1000r (2) ; –75/–1000 = 0.075 = r (2) So r (2) – r(1) = 0.075 – 0.100 = – 0. 025 = ∆r. We need interest rates to drop by 2. 5% (15) ... account? Since r (2) = r(1) = 0.05 there is no change in KF, and KF (2) = KF(1) = –10 (14) What will Brazil’s Balance of Payments deficit or surplus now be? BOP (2) = X (2) – M...

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Economics and Liberating Theory - Part 10 potx

Economics and Liberating Theory - Part 10 potx

... resort to appearances and partial con- cessions. While progressives have every reason to validate people’s desires for economic justice and real participation, and work to expand partial concessions, ... Michael Albert and Robin Hahnel, Marxism and Socialist Theory, and Socialism Today and Tomorrow both published by South End Press in 1981. proportion to the degree they are af...

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