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Deus Ex Imperium: Economic Instability and Political (Ir)reslience

Thoughtlet wrote 1 week ago: I’ve been a fan of Steve Keen for a while. He kept me sane during the latter half of a (neo-cl … more →

Tags: capitalism, Steve Keen, Political Economy, Economics, Minsky, Resilience, system dynamics, Finance, New Deal

It's the final countdown...

towardeternity wrote 1 week ago: Today is the final day of History of Capitalism. I am left feeling a little bittersweet. I hate know … more →

Tags: Marx, Smith, Keynes, Weber, Class, Dr. Cruz, Fukuyama

Creative Destructionism in World Education

Common Threads wrote 2 weeks ago: Joseph Schumpeter called it “creative destruction” – the dramatic changes that occur when a new econ … more →

Tags: Economics, Economics and Politics - unchanged from the 19th Centur, Education, Aakash Tablet, Afghanistan, Creative Destruction, datawind, distance learning, Education

creative destruction

hzeko wrote 2 weeks ago: Eski kurumların, mekanizmaların, yöntemlerin eski formlarının yerine geçmeleri süreci. Bu yerine geç … more →

Tags: kavramlar, united states, Creative Destruction, Joseph Schumpeter, iPhone, Business, Arts, Automobile, Yaratıcı Yıkım

Money Never Sleeps

vdamiazzi wrote 2 weeks ago: Trying to find an answer to the question “What are the causes of the recent financial crisis?” could … more →

Tags: Opinion, Economy, Crisis, Economy, financial crisis, Keynes, monetary markets, Money, Real economy

The Only Aussie Economist To Predict The GFC Shows Treasury Department How The Economy Really Works4 comments

The Blissful Ignoramus wrote 3 weeks ago: This past Friday, Professor Steve Keen – the only Australian economist to predict the GFC and … more →

Tags: Steve Keen, Debt, endogenous money, debt deflation, usury, Minsky, debt accelerator, Australian Treasury, Macroeconomics

A Guide to Innovation in Marketing

valuetrendradar wrote 1 month ago: Text by Jenny Krepp, Value Marketing Fellow Twitter: @JennysMindflash Illustration by Lidia Likianov … more →

Tags: Basic topics on innovation, Andreas Weber, Value Communication, Valuetrendradar, Innovation, technology, Marketing, Communication, Google

Schumpeter on manufactured will

Dirk wrote 1 month ago: I am still wondering how it is possible that in Europe, more specifically, in the euro zone we are s … more →

Tags: european union, Macro, Political Economy, Philosophy, Euro

Drinking water in India

Akshat Rathi wrote 2 months ago: Nearly three-fourths of all diseases caused in India are due to water contaminants. Despite that, on … more →

Tags: Online, India, Portfolio, Economist, water, drinking water

Troika's "creative destruction" in cool academic poise

LaRouche Irish Brigade wrote 2 months ago: It seems to us the Euro is implementing the London School of Economics, LSE, Economics Magazine Schu … more →

Tags: Austerity & Bank Bailouts, American Credit System, Arctic development, British Financial Empire, Creative Destruction, creative reason, Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, Eurasian landbridge, Euro System

Creative Destruction, SMEs and the Banks

bhanudhir wrote 2 months ago: The first time I heard about ‘gales of creative destruction’ must have been when I was 14 studying e … more →

Tags: Business, Enterprise Business, SME, Banks, Lending, enterprise

The Farmer economic suicide phenomenon

nareshnayak wrote 2 months ago: The Congress in India got elected on a platform of farm loan debt waivers. It was a populist measure … more →

Tags: Politics, Banking, Policy, governance, India, farmer suicide, 1929

When Creative Destruction Isn't a Part of the Business Cycle

miguelgalaz wrote 2 months ago: I was first introduced to this concept in the first finance class I’ve ever had, while studyin … more →

Tags: Commentary, Thoughts, rants, Creative Destruction, paradigm shift, Economics, Finance, Global Financial Crisis 2008, Laissez-faire Capitalism

The rest of Oates: Laboratory Federalism, Suboptimalities and Thresholds for Decentralization.

peterabraldes wrote 3 months ago: Temporarily, I have bitten off more than I can chew. Roadmap: Today I will finish a reevaluation of … more →

Tags: Economics, Social concerns, English, Brazil, Pobreza alimentaria, China, Nutritional Poverty, agrofuels, Unicamp

Is Innovation the Way Out?7 comments

A. M. wrote 3 months ago: It’s a recession that’s never been seen before for generations .. Is Schumpeter the long … more →

Tags: Economics, Education, Investments, Money, Personal Finances, science and math, Carlota Perez, China, Great Depression

Naive Intervention - Part 3: Illusions of Predictability in Investment Theory and BPM2 comments

Max J. Pucher wrote 3 months ago: In part 1 of these series I discussed the concept of Naive Intervention as a response to purely huma … more →

Tags: Adaptive Case Management, Business Strategy, Complexity, Economy, Executives, predictive analysis, ACM, BPM, Eficcient market hypothesis

CREATIVE DESTRUCTION2 comments

Costa wrote 4 months ago: And he who has to be a creator in good and evil – truly, he has first to be a destroyer, and b … more →

Tags: Economics, Economy, capitalism, Joseph Schumpeter, Creative Destruction, Business Cycles, united states, Capitalism Socialism and Democracy, Socialism

How To Conquer The Asian Kings Of Consumption?

ashokashta wrote 4 months ago: The Schumpeter column in the recent Economist, “Mammon’s new monarchs” describes the emerging world … more →

Tags: International Business, Toyota, Ashok Ashta, ashta, India, Ashok, Europe, Asia, Honda

Joseph Schumpeter on the "low-information voter," 2013

rsd2423 wrote 4 months ago: Joseph Schumpeter in “Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy,” 1942: Perhaps the most strik … more →

Tags: IN THE MAINSTREAM, Liberalism, capitalism, Barack Hussein Obama


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