mister mamdani what are you doing to fix the corruption within the monetarist faction of ul'dah
May 22, 2026 at 4:34 PM
mister mamdani what are you doing to fix the corruption within the monetarist faction of ul'dah
One monetarist versus twenty Keynesians
September 12, 2025 at 4:57 PM
One monetarist versus twenty Keynesians
Its unlikely Simon Clarke has bad memories of the 1970s as he was born in 1984.
This helps to explain why he forgets a recession made worse by Thatcher driving interest rates up with her uneccessary monetarist policy.
The only thing that saved the tories was the Falklands war & North Sea oil.
This helps to explain why he forgets a recession made worse by Thatcher driving interest rates up with her uneccessary monetarist policy.
The only thing that saved the tories was the Falklands war & North Sea oil.
October 1, 2026 at 7:47 AM
Its unlikely Simon Clarke has bad memories of the 1970s as he was born in 1984.
This helps to explain why he forgets a recession made worse by Thatcher driving interest rates up with her uneccessary monetarist policy.
The only thing that saved the tories was the Falklands war & North Sea oil.
This helps to explain why he forgets a recession made worse by Thatcher driving interest rates up with her uneccessary monetarist policy.
The only thing that saved the tories was the Falklands war & North Sea oil.
Keynesianism, especially with Monetarist and New Keynesian updates, is a remarkably effective system.
it's funny you can see how much the New Deal fixed macroeconomic stability within the United States, and the elite hated FDR for it
March 6, 2026 at 5:38 PM
Keynesianism, especially with Monetarist and New Keynesian updates, is a remarkably effective system.
Someone telling you they are a Friedman style monetarist in 2026 is about to tell you the dumbest theory of how something works that you have ever heard immediately after.
July 18, 2026 at 2:17 PM
Someone telling you they are a Friedman style monetarist in 2026 is about to tell you the dumbest theory of how something works that you have ever heard immediately after.
Irritating quotation from Seldon. Thatcher had a "clear and consistent plan", so the 79-81 crisis was fine.
Except her government performed a screeching U-Turn on its core economic (monetarist) policy, despite her rhetoric.
I don't expect most people to remember that, but I do expect historians.
Except her government performed a screeching U-Turn on its core economic (monetarist) policy, despite her rhetoric.
I don't expect most people to remember that, but I do expect historians.
July 4, 2025 at 6:42 AM
Irritating quotation from Seldon. Thatcher had a "clear and consistent plan", so the 79-81 crisis was fine.
Except her government performed a screeching U-Turn on its core economic (monetarist) policy, despite her rhetoric.
I don't expect most people to remember that, but I do expect historians.
Except her government performed a screeching U-Turn on its core economic (monetarist) policy, despite her rhetoric.
I don't expect most people to remember that, but I do expect historians.
Reminds me of a great line in William Waldegrave's memoir:
"[Edward] Heath would throw every backbencher request for an honour into the waste-paper basket, and another monetarist would be born."
"[Edward] Heath would throw every backbencher request for an honour into the waste-paper basket, and another monetarist would be born."
What it is like working in No 10 when a PM is sinking: Cleo Watson www.independent.co.uk/voices/gorto...
March 3, 2026 at 9:08 AM
Reminds me of a great line in William Waldegrave's memoir:
"[Edward] Heath would throw every backbencher request for an honour into the waste-paper basket, and another monetarist would be born."
"[Edward] Heath would throw every backbencher request for an honour into the waste-paper basket, and another monetarist would be born."
As a monetarist: yikes! That’s how you get a nice fat full-blown depression.
April 11, 2025 at 1:19 AM
As a monetarist: yikes! That’s how you get a nice fat full-blown depression.
comforting to know that in a world of chaotic change, Martin Wolf remains an unrepentant, deeply misguided, monetarist.
February 4, 2026 at 7:26 AM
comforting to know that in a world of chaotic change, Martin Wolf remains an unrepentant, deeply misguided, monetarist.
Send Milton Friedman back in time. Monetarist Rome.
July 21, 2025 at 12:49 PM
Send Milton Friedman back in time. Monetarist Rome.
The next generation of monetarist teens is forming before our eyes. Nature is awe-inspiring.
There are young people here but for _some reason_ they are all 17 year olds with an encyclopedic knowledge of state election results or international metro systems.
August 6, 2025 at 1:54 PM
The next generation of monetarist teens is forming before our eyes. Nature is awe-inspiring.
‘The very idea of helicoptering money to households in an economy with stubborn, above-target inflation, accelerating growth, a business investment boom, and a burgeoning government debt problem will rankle a central bank chair with clear monetarist leanings.’ www.reuters.com/commentary/r...
September 16, 2026 at 5:21 PM
‘The very idea of helicoptering money to households in an economy with stubborn, above-target inflation, accelerating growth, a business investment boom, and a burgeoning government debt problem will rankle a central bank chair with clear monetarist leanings.’ www.reuters.com/commentary/r...
They say a Queensblade always comes from a line of Bozjan noble lineage.
But having an Ul'dahn Monetarist Princess as a wife makes me feel like a King.
But having an Ul'dahn Monetarist Princess as a wife makes me feel like a King.
July 10, 2026 at 3:01 PM
They say a Queensblade always comes from a line of Bozjan noble lineage.
But having an Ul'dahn Monetarist Princess as a wife makes me feel like a King.
But having an Ul'dahn Monetarist Princess as a wife makes me feel like a King.
In which your left-wing saviour voluntarily puts on the monetarist "fiscal rules" straitjacket that demands austerity measures and reduces the role of government to applying meaningless, performative nudges.
“Let me say this really clearly. I support the fiscal rules. There needs to be a plan to get debt down, but beyond that, we need to change politics and take the turbulence out of British politics because that is a cause of uncertainty that then has that impact in the market” - Andy Burnham
May 17, 2026 at 2:46 PM
In which your left-wing saviour voluntarily puts on the monetarist "fiscal rules" straitjacket that demands austerity measures and reduces the role of government to applying meaningless, performative nudges.
Haven't had time today to post on the RBNZ being idiot ghouls. Suffice to say it is bad. On the upside, these kind of macho, medieval monetarist moves do tend to bring down Governments.
July 8, 2026 at 10:35 AM
Haven't had time today to post on the RBNZ being idiot ghouls. Suffice to say it is bad. On the upside, these kind of macho, medieval monetarist moves do tend to bring down Governments.
After getting an absolute monetarist pounding in the WSJ, its nice to see a more balanced review of our Inflation book in Project Syndicate: www.project-syndicate.org/onpoint/why-...
A long read, and a good one.
A long read, and a good one.
Inflationary Tales
Jonathan Levy explains how economic shocks exposed flaws in monetarist orthodoxy and created room for intellectual innovation.
www.project-syndicate.org
September 12, 2025 at 4:18 PM
After getting an absolute monetarist pounding in the WSJ, its nice to see a more balanced review of our Inflation book in Project Syndicate: www.project-syndicate.org/onpoint/why-...
A long read, and a good one.
A long read, and a good one.
even if you're an idiot monetarist, it's possible to believe this: more balanced income distribution -> more dollars to high-MPC households -> faster velocity of circulations -> higher GDP, faster growth
March 31, 2025 at 4:09 PM
even if you're an idiot monetarist, it's possible to believe this: more balanced income distribution -> more dollars to high-MPC households -> faster velocity of circulations -> higher GDP, faster growth
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"corvina chainbreaker?"
"corvina bounty"
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"corvina chainbreaker?"
"corvina bounty"
"corvina monetarist gala pics"
#wolqotd / #wolquestion
Depending on if your wol / oc is ‘famous’ or not, what would the most googled/searched question online be for them? Do any of these have answers?
Depending on if your wol / oc is ‘famous’ or not, what would the most googled/searched question online be for them? Do any of these have answers?
April 16, 2025 at 11:14 PM
"corvina last name"
"corvina chainbreaker?"
"corvina bounty"
"corvina monetarist gala pics"
"corvina chainbreaker?"
"corvina bounty"
"corvina monetarist gala pics"
Reeves is the worst. Fiscally in thrall to banks and capital. A supply side monetarist fundamentalist, A terrible performer, excruciating presenter and generally despised all round.
June 17, 2025 at 11:44 AM
Reeves is the worst. Fiscally in thrall to banks and capital. A supply side monetarist fundamentalist, A terrible performer, excruciating presenter and generally despised all round.
A lot of it was the absurd monetarist positions of Sir Keith Joseph.
October 1, 2026 at 7:18 PM
A lot of it was the absurd monetarist positions of Sir Keith Joseph.
however anyone who truly knew sajith knew it would not be the end of him, and that the monetarist slayer would redeem himself yet.
July 31, 2025 at 3:30 PM
however anyone who truly knew sajith knew it would not be the end of him, and that the monetarist slayer would redeem himself yet.
I personally think it's quite funny that at core we are dancing around the fact that a lot of people who think they are socialists actually really like the core precepts of monetarist economics because their class status means they materially benefit from such policies
the above post, translated literally into simpler language, is "the objective of economic policy should be to stall inflation, not end unemployment" which is certainly a belief someone can hold and certainly understandable for someone who cannot imagine not having a job
May 30, 2026 at 12:35 AM
I personally think it's quite funny that at core we are dancing around the fact that a lot of people who think they are socialists actually really like the core precepts of monetarist economics because their class status means they materially benefit from such policies
Opening my new "Monetarist Political Advising" company.
September 21, 2026 at 3:48 PM
Opening my new "Monetarist Political Advising" company.
nanamo pushes for the store to become employee-owned and the monetarist shareholders take that so personally that the bloody banquet plays out exactly the same way as in canon
August 6, 2025 at 7:30 PM
nanamo pushes for the store to become employee-owned and the monetarist shareholders take that so personally that the bloody banquet plays out exactly the same way as in canon