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    Where Are We Going?

    May 26, 2021

    Paul Krugman has been rightly skeptical about cryptocurrencies lately.  The extraordinary volatility in the price of Bitcoin, for example, has brought a bout of crypto mania to the fore in both the media and the marketplace.  And, as seems usual, various regulators around the world are arriving at the party about a decade after the […]

    Economics / capitalism, democracy, Keynes, knowledge, technology /

    Regime Change — Technology Style

    May 5, 2021

    I have mentioned many times here that one of the ways in which economics has ventured astray is in its selection of capital and labor as the core constituents of production.  These are, to me, political and not economic quantities.  They are, at best, an approximation of reality and the farther we venture from the […]

    Commentary, Economics / capitalism, democracy, innovation, technology /

    The Technological Bright Blue Yonder?

    April 19, 2021

    One of the greatest shifts subsequent to the rise of machinery and industrialization is the social acceptance of apparently  never-ending technological change.  A change, moreover, that we are told will inevitably lead us all towards an improved, more prosperous, healthier, and happier existence.  That this future cannot be precisely determined or known to us is […]

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