Robert Bigg
@RobertBiggHistory of Economics; Information Systems &c. Still looking through post-Keynesian tinted glasses: we have been seduced by the maths not convinced by the poets.
Similar User
@patrickmokre
@danielle_guizzo
@CamEcon
@RvdbB2015
@ValentinaErasmo
@ImkoTjado
@janewayinst
@DGindis
@PaulLew16394851
@AISPE_2021
@spydermed
@mvsbach
@nina_econ
@ChristinaLaska1
@maxime_dt
It is now apparent then when the DPD delivery app says “we’ve received your order details, but have not yet received your parcel” what they actually mean is “we know we should pick up this shipment but we haven’t quite got around to it yet!” That’s fair for while, but after that?
New #podcast OUT NOW!!! This is our Cambridge Walk where we visit ten destinations linked to the wonderful subject of economics. Recorded live at each stop, enjoy the sounds of Cambridge and the economic history we present. We think you'll enjoy it... open.spotify.com/episode/0fUhqA…
Still appreciated in the 1970s, and deserving of renewed interest now.
Good paper by @cacrisalves and @danielle_guizzo on the fascinating Barbara Wootton. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
Whilst the BBC failed to get sufficient rights to the Olympics coverage, it does not seem to excuse the excessive amount of punditry, retrospectives, & showing the same feed on both available channels. Coverage seems random, & not well described on iPlayer. Poor editorial control
Sidney Alexander and wartime economic intelligence from the 1940s to the 50s. open.substack.com/pub/robertbigg…
BBC Olympics coverage seems patchy and difficult to navigate. Murray tennis match has had no onscreen score info for much of the time - if that’s due to the feed then the commentary should compensate.
TE Gregory, now mostly forgotten, was the archetypal defender of the gold standard well past its expiry date. However his 1933 comments on the aims of monetary policy, not as simple price stability but a broader stability have perhaps endured even if overly optimistic pre-Keynes.
In 1933 TE Gregory published a collection of earlier articles as a book, quite common in the period. Thus the introduction is of interest. This is quite a comment on the interaction of economics and economic history. Here he credits his links with Lilian Knowles, Foxwell & Cannan
🍿 there’s a thought … 😊
Clearly. Can’t wait for the 12 part Netflix series. Joaquin Phoenix as Alvin Hansen and Ryan Gosling as the young Paul Samuelson.
United States Trends
- 1. $CUTO 5.784 posts
- 2. #tuesdayvibe 3.827 posts
- 3. #GMMTV2025 3,15 Mn posts
- 4. #csm185 N/A
- 5. Bill Gates 40 B posts
- 6. Canada 422 B posts
- 7. #TTPDTheAnthology 1.999 posts
- 8. Tariffs 156 B posts
- 9. #TheOfficialTSTheErasTourBook 2.124 posts
- 10. Happy Thanksgiving 22,4 B posts
- 11. Good Tuesday 35,4 B posts
- 12. hobi 159 B posts
- 13. Hangovers N/A
- 14. Taco Tuesday 7.952 posts
- 15. Alec Baldwin 6.070 posts
- 16. Chanyeol 82,1 B posts
- 17. Pitchfork 4.542 posts
- 18. Buy American 4.859 posts
- 19. Sheinbaum 50,2 B posts
- 20. Irene 319 B posts
Who to follow
-
Patrick Mokre
@patrickmokre -
Danielle Guizzo
@danielle_guizzo -
CamEcon
@CamEcon -
Richard Van Den Berg
@RvdbB2015 -
Valentina Erasmo
@ValentinaErasmo -
Imko Meyenburg
@ImkoTjado -
The Janeway Institute
@janewayinst -
David Gindis
@DGindis -
Paul Lewis
@PaulLew16394851 -
AISPE
@AISPE_2021 -
Steven Medema
@spydermed -
Maria Bach
@mvsbach -
Nina Eichacker
@nina_econ -
Dr. Christina Laskaridis
@ChristinaLaska1 -
Maxime DT
@maxime_dt
Something went wrong.
Something went wrong.