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A Rare Interlude from Notes on the Crises
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Suspending Evictions is About Saving Landlords From Themselves
On Thursday [https://www.crisesnotes.com/congress-is-a-month-away-from-cutting/] I wrote about how congress needs to extend Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (FPUC) or millions of households in the United States would be facing desperate crises.
New Readers: Here's the Posts from My Archive You Should Catch Up With
> THREAD: I've decided to hold off my post on evictions to tomorrow morning so in the mean time I'm going to link to some posts that I think
Congress is a Month Away from Cutting The Economy’s Fiscal Life Support.
This Can’t Be Allowed To Happen
Bloomberg Profile and My Plans
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The Federal Government Always Money-Finances Its Spending: A Restatement
On this substack I rely on Modern Monetary Theory (among other bodies of knowledge) to inform my analysis. Yet, I rarely explicitly write about MMT (for my own introduction to MMT and an
Banking on Surveillance: The Libra Black Paper
My Modern Money Network Colleague’s take on Facebook’s Proposed Global Currency
Can the Aspen Institute’s Elite Economists Beat the Coronavirus Depression?
Analyzing Proposals from Timothy Geithner, Jason Furman and … Glenn Hubbard
Worst Case Scenario, or Inconsistent Scenario? A Reply to Frank Partnoy
> Hello, @nathantankus [https://twitter.com/NathanTankus?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]. A few people have emailed me about your response to my article for @TheAtlantic [https://twitter.com/TheAtlantic?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw]
Is There Really A "Looming Bank Collapse?"
A Reply to Frank Partnoy’s Atlantic Feature Article
Talk I gave to a Federal Credit Union and Update on the Next Week
I’m taking a posting break in light of recent events