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* [[The interest rate is the continuous "own rate" of inflation]] | |||
* [[Maximizing Total Wealth Implies that the return of the Marginal Investment is Negative]] | * [[Maximizing Total Wealth Implies that the return of the Marginal Investment is Negative]] | ||
* [[A mathematical proof that negative interest rate policy can neutralize any instance of inflation in nominal terms]] | * [[A mathematical proof that negative interest rate policy can neutralize any instance of inflation in nominal terms]] | ||
Revision as of 18:11, 3 June 2024
Media and Links
- Technical Essay: The Yield on Bonds is Relative Devaluation of Cash
- Podcast: Conversation on AppliedMMT podcast
Rate Disparity Book
- Pdf Download: Rate Disparity(May 2024)
- Online Version: Read Here Online
- Ebook: Kindle Version
Economics Articles
- The Gambler's Half Life
- The Currency Talk
- Math You Should Definitely Know About To Study Economics
- When to actually use Supply and Demand, and when Not To
- Should we expect consensus in economics? Probably more than we have now.
- Should the fed pick winners and losers? They can't not.
Draft Articles
- The interest rate is the continuous "own rate" of inflation
- Maximizing Total Wealth Implies that the return of the Marginal Investment is Negative
- A mathematical proof that negative interest rate policy can neutralize any instance of inflation in nominal terms
- Hot and Cold Assets and Money Demonstrate Divergent Yet Stable Relative Value Paths
- What is a Post Monetarist Economy?
- Linear Programming is thinking inside the box to understand resource trade offs
- Real Currency/Bond Yields and Fiscal Space
- Complementary Assets
- Apathy is more harmful than ignorance