“We are working with a national-accounts concept of operating surplus/mixed income, which is standard in income decomposition.” (James Young)
— AXEC (@EgmontHandtke) April 27, 2026
Yes, this is exactly your lethal mistake because the standard national accounting concept is provably false. And this is the ultimate… pic.twitter.com/BzSlMzYgo1
AXEC: New Foundations of Economics
This blog connects to the AXEC Project which applies a superior method of economic analysis. The following comments have been posted on selected blogs as catalysts for the ongoing Paradigm Shift. The comments are brought together here for information. The full debates are directly accessible via the Blog-References. Scrap the lot and start again―that is what a Paradigm Shift is all about. Time to make economics a science.
April 27, 2026
Occasional X: AI — boosting scientific competence in economics (XV)
Occasional X: The futile attempt to recycle Austrianism (XCIII)
“Collapse for Javier Milei in opinion polls. His approval is just at 33 percent and more than 60 percent disapprove of his tenure.” (Thomas Kennedy)
— AXEC (@EgmontHandtke) April 27, 2026
This is a total misunderstanding.
Javier Milei is a proponent of the Austrian School of Economics. The first thing they did after…
Occasional X: The futile attempt to recycle behavioral economics (XVI)
“all these people saying they’d risk their lives for the social good yet not even 10k could give this guy a heart for providing the discussion for two days” (Robert Murphy)
— AXEC (@EgmontHandtke) April 27, 2026
The basic behavioral assumptions are a matter of methodological indifference because, to begin with,… pic.twitter.com/2mXvccoqc0
Occasional X: Profit and workers’ share (II)
The “Kalecki–Young Sectoral Inflation Decomposition (KYSID)” is provably false for one simple reason: the definitions below ⇓ of profit share of income θ and wage share (1−θ) are false because the definition of profit is false and therefore the definition of income is false.… pic.twitter.com/F70tyV5T3V
— AXEC (@EgmontHandtke) April 27, 2026
April 26, 2026
Occasional X: AI — boosting scientific competence in economics (XIV) / DeepSeek
Dear DeepSeek,
— AXEC (@EgmontHandtke) April 26, 2026
The following post on my blog is a copy of an economics dialogue on X.
It is a double-refutation of both macroeconomics and Grok. The question is whether you can do better. Please prove that Grok's argumentation misses the crucial axiomatic/deductive proof that…
Occasional X: The futile attempt to recycle Keynesianism (XCIX)
“Reading his masterful biography of Keynes was a formative experience during my economics studies. This work—along with some of his other writings—influenced how many understood the field.” (Mohamed A. El-Erian)
— AXEC (@EgmontHandtke) April 26, 2026
Skidelsky never realized that Keynes's General Theory was… pic.twitter.com/Pj3IyjynGQ
April 25, 2026
Occasional X: Clueless economists / Money (CXXXIII)
The Quantity Theory and, by implication, inflation theory are provably false.
— AXEC (@EgmontHandtke) April 25, 2026
The axiomatically correct macroeconomic Law of Supply and Demand ⇓ tells one how ― in the elementary case ― the avg price P moves under the condition of market clearing as a function of avg wage rate… pic.twitter.com/q579brP2xL