- Employment theory ― where economics becomes toxic for WeThePeople here
- The Employment Law here
- Employment and allocation here
- Keynes ― the poster boy for the weakness of the economist’s mind here
- The end of Mankiw and his Phillips Curve here
- MMT: The new Center of the Universe of political fraud here
- Right policy depends on true theory here
- The missing elephant of full employment policy here
- Links on Austerity here
- MMT is an economic policy fraud here
- False economic theory makes bad economic policy here
- How to minimize econogenic outcomes here
- Wage rate and employment: the basics here
- More on economists’ sticky brains here
- No doubts about wage-led growth here
- Go! ― test the Profit and Employment Law here
- How to get rid of inflation and deflation here
- Right troll left troll pack your bag and get out of economics here
- Nietzsche, entropy, full employment, and NO class war here
- Supply-demand-equilibrium employment theory as an example of proto-scientific soap bubbling here
- Progressive shell games here
- The set screws of overall and individual employment here
- Macroeconomics: self-delusion and empty promises here
- Full employment, the Phillips Curve, and the end of Gaganomics here
- Note on “Era of Austerity coming to an end...” here
- End of the Lump of Labor sitcom here
- Economies are culturally different but economic laws are universal here
- Economists never understood how the price mechanism works here
- Keynes’ intellectual nonexistence here
- Demand-led and wage-led growth here
- Robots, exploitation, and the reproducible economy here
- Settling the Phillips Curve for good here
- Full employment through the price mechanism here
- MMT and the promotion of Wall Street's idea of social policy here
- Rethinking the Phillips Curve (II) here
- Going beyond No-Idea economics here
- Putting economic policy on scientific foundations here
- Laying the bastard Phillips Curve to rest here
- The minimum wage debate: a showpiece of economists' hereditary idiocy here
- Economics and the Fallacy of Insufficient Abstraction here
- The role of labor and business in a well-organized society here
- Rethinking the Phillips Curve (I) here
- Attention: there are THREE types of inflation here
- Economic bungee jumping without cord here
- Think deeper here
- Textbooks and the mental cloning of dumb economists here
- Toward a non-Neanderthal employment policy here
- New macro-micro thinking about the labor market here
- Productivity and the zombie apocalypse here
- Full employment: thinking like the macro-boss here
- Where MMT got macro wrong here
- How to overcome the manifest silliness of Econ 101 and save the economy here
- Keynes saw the problems but did not solve them here
- Note on David Glasner on Cyclical versus Secular Causes of Stagnation here
- NAIRU ― letting one more NONENTITY go here
- NAIRU and economists’ lethal swampiness here
- NAIRU and the scientific incompetence of Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy here
- NAIRU: exhaustive dancing-angels-on-a-pinpoint blather here
- NAIRU does not exist because equilibrium does not exist here
- Why you should NEVER use supply-demand-equilibrium here
- The key to macro and Keen's debt-employment model here
- Macroeconomics without Keynes here
- Mass unemployment: The joint failure of orthodox and heterodox economics here
- The one stone that kills orthodox and heterodox employment theory here
- Methodology 101, economic filibuster, and the mother of all excuses here
- The disutility of debunking NAIRU here
- Rethinking the multiplier here
- Unemployment is high because economics is false here
- How economists murdered the economy and got away with it here
- Hobson got full employment policy almost right here
- NAIRU ― a folk psychological hallucination here
- The very serious blunders of very serious people here
- A brief rectification of employment theory here
- From gossip to the correct employment theory here
- Unemployment ― the toughest challenge for economics students here
- Unemployment is the outcome of political economics here
- Demystifying employment theory and policy here
- Voluntary full employment and involuntary full stupidity here
- Iatrogenic economics here
- Unemployment ― the fatal consequence of economists’ scientific incompetence here
- Fatal defects of profit and market theory here
- Reading the correct Phillips Curve correctly here
- Could we, please, all focus on the key question of economics? here
- The market economy is inherently unstable and economists never grasped it here
- The labor market and the consistent failure of 101-economics here
- Austerity and the utter scientific ignorance of economists here
- A new more Keynesian employment theory here
- The key relationship between employment and wage rate here
- The key relationship between employment and growing/shrinking debt here
- Back to science here
- Like an ant on the Möbius strip here
- Nine views are nine too much here
- The Phillips Curve as intelligence test here
- How to save the economy from storytelling economists here
- Storytelling and facts here
- Stop guessing, start thinking here
- The end of storytelling here
- How to save Greece and Europe at the same time here
- Poisoned, hanged, and shot here
- Reduced-form bricolage and sticky brains here
- Going beyond ink-blot association here
- Economists: stop dreaming and waffling and do your scientific homework here
- Who rides the debt-tiger cannot dismount here
- Naive arithmetic here
- NAIRU, wage-led growth, and Samuelson's Dyscalculia here
- Anything goes — for a while (I) here
Working papers at SSRN
- (2015). Essentials of Constructive Heterodoxy: Employment. SSRN Working Paper Series, 2576867: 1–11. URL
- (2014). The Truly General Theory of Employment: How Keynes Could Have Succeeded. SSRN Working Paper Series, 2406891: 1–25. URL
- (2014). Towards Full Employment Through Applied Algebra and Counter-Intuitive Behavior. SSRN Working Paper Series, 2456184: 1–25. URL
- (2014). The Three Fatal Mistakes of Yesterday Economics: Profit, I=S, Employment. SSRN Working Paper Series, 2489792: 1–13. URL
- (2012). Keynes’ Employment Function and the Gratuitous Phillips Curve Disaster. SSRN Working Paper Series, 2130421: 1–19. URL
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