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Freedom | Democracy | Equality

A blog about economics and the macroeconomy, monetary policy, fiscal policy, business cycles, crisis and the recovery, and political economy

Sharon Belenzon is an Assistant Professor of Strategy at the Fuqua School of Business. His research explores the conditions under which firms in developed nations coalesce into groups, and how different attributes of such groups are related to resource reallocation, innovation, and firm performance.

O ekonomiji in ostalem

A blog about international political economy, international development, international business, international politics and international economics.

reality in bits: economics, technology, and thought

Economie & Philosophie

A blog about International Relations both in theory and in practice, written and edited primarily by PhD candidates.

Economic progress, social justice, individual liberty

News and commentary on political events

Eudaimonia & Co.

~   ~ Post updated 07.10.2016 Chinese Language New Category 21.05.2015 Genes and Cultures ~ Google Translation International

... it is mostly about having fun.

Joshua Gottlieb's website. Associate Professor, Vancouver School of Economics, University of British Columbia.

Informações, análises e curiosidades sobre empresas e mercados de capitais.

Economics, economic history, politics and finance from U.C. Berkeley economist Brad DeLong

Tagging to regions

Small Steps Toward A Much Better World

A blog with great affection for macro & international economics.

This blog covers research work in Economics with focus on India.

Economics Website of Daniel L. Greenwald

JOHNYAH, johnyah.com, observations

Blog sobre economía, cambio social, tecnología, digital, inteligencia económica, ciencia, medios de comunicación, paradigma, política,think tank,

A blog by John B. Taylor

Globally, struggles over wages and conditions no longer play a systemically integrated and integrative role within capitalist accumulation. Gone are the days of a ‘régime of accumulation’ based on a de facto class compact, or on the collective bargain between productive capital and dominant strata of the working class in the centres of accumulation, with real wage increases traded off against ‘productivity’ increases. Instead, struggles for the defence of the proletarian condition – for the proletariat to reproduce itself as proletariat – are ruled out of bounds or ‘illegitimate’ by capital.

Associate Professor of Economics

An extremist, not a fanatic

理性與知識者，止戈之藝，活人之劍

Macroeconomia, Finanças Públicas & Economia portuguesa

~från grekiskans απόκρυφος (apokryphos), som betyder gömd, fördold, svårbegriplig.

Random comments by Iana Dreyer on the political climates prevailing under global economic conditions

Justin M. Rao... Economist

Economics, economic history, politics and finance from U.C. Berkeley economist Brad DeLong

A blog about economics and the macroeconomy, monetary policy, fiscal policy, business cycles, crisis and the recovery, and political economy

"το μεταξύ φωτεινό διάστημα το λέμε Ζωή..."