How important are dividends in the United States?
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How important are dividends in the United States?
Spoiler Alert: Extremely important
Responding to the University Budget Crisis with University Currencies
Building Resilience Amid Crisis
Banks as Payment Processors. Monetary Policy 101
#MonetaryPolicy101 is a weekly series about the basics of monetary policy. This is the fifth Post. See Post 1 here [https://www.crisesnotes.com/purchase-and-sale-policy-monetarypolicy101/], Post 2 here [https://www.crisesnotes.com/central-bank-collateral-policy-monetarypolicy101/], Post 3 here [https://www.crisesnotes.com/payment-systems-monetary-policy-101/] and Post 4
My Interview with David Beckworth on his Podcast Macro Musings
"Nathan Tankus on Public Finance in the COVID-19 Crisis: A Consolidated Budget Balance View and its Implications for Policy"
Can Taxing Capital Flows Close The United States’s Trade Deficit?
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Improving the Accounting Gimmicks in the CARES Act
6 weeks ago I wrote [https://www.crisesnotes.com/a-quarter-of-the-2-trillion-dollar/] about a key provision of the CARES act which devoted 454 billion dollars in congressional appropriations to, in essence, insuring the Federal Reserve against losses it would otherwise take related to its crisis actions.
Banks as Debt Monetizers: Monetary Policy 101
The Shtetl Bank Comes to Town
Investigating The Role of “Credit Claims” in the European Central Bank's Collateral Framework (Premium Post)
Looking at the Obscure Glue Holding the Eurozone Together
Investigating The Role of “Credit Claims” in the European Central Bank's Collateral Framework
Looking at the Obscure Glue Holding the Eurozone Together
The Federal Reserve's Coronavirus Crisis Actions, Explained (Part 6)
Expansions for the Main Street Lending Program and Municipal Liquidity Facility
Payment Systems: Monetary Policy 101
A Shtetl Parable of IOUs About Town