Keywords:
Free enterprise
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Capitalism
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Finance
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Financial institutions -- Government policy
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Financial crises -- Prevention
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Economic policy
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Electronic books
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Electronic books
Description / Table of Contents:
In this striking new book it is argued that the outraged attitudes of neoliberals and many of those who work in financial institutions with regard to the size of public deficits are far from being genuine and merely mask a desire to dismantle social programs and reduce the size of government. The author makes a persuasive case that neoliberals actively seek the deepening of the financial crisis to support their ideological demands for the shrinking of government expenditure. Indeed, he argues that neoliberals have an interest in encouraging a psychosis about public deficits in the general popu
Type of Medium:
Online Resource
Pages:
Online-Ressource (186 p)
ISBN:
9782875740724
Series Statement:
Business and Innovation v.7
URL:
http://gbv.eblib.com/patron/FullRecord.aspx?p=1680504
URL:
https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/kxp/detail.action?docID=1680504
DDC:
330.122
Language:
English
Note:
Description based upon print version of record
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Cover; Contents; 1. A Sisyphus Myth for Modern Times; 2. Money - Monopoly of the State and the Solution to the Crisis; 3. Public Deficits - A Stick Shift to Revive Economic Activity; 4. Cleaning up the Financial System - A Prerequisite to Reducing Deficits; 5. Spend more to Earn more; 6. Deficits Created by Under-exploited Resources; 7. Public Deficits and Redistribution of Resources within Society; 8. National Currency - The Supreme Weapon against Deficits; 9. Currency War or Attempts at Reflation?; 10. Public Debt: Reflection of a Sovereign Nation
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11. Central Banks, the Ultimate Safeguards against Depression12. Europe: How many Divisions?; 13. A Mercantile Europe; 14. An Unnecessary Crisis and Completely Avoidable in Europe; 15. Cyprus, or the Supreme Contradictions of Neoliberalism; 16. Is Financial Innovation a Curse?; 17. The Moral of History or Immoral History?; 18. God's Work?; 19. Who do the Rating Agencies Work for?; 20. Neoliberalism and Alienation; 21. The Respect of Uncertainty; 22. Economic Science or Economic Subjectivity?; 23. Keynesian Humility or Neoliberal Arrogance?; 24. Financial Repression and Regulation
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25. Inflation: Servicing Growth and Employment!26. Regulation: Deconstruct and Stabilize; 27. Redefining the State - A Lever of Public Health; 28. Profit only for the Horizon and only for Ambition; 29. Enshrine and Reevaluate Work; 30. We Need to Free Sisyphus; Business & Innovation; Editors of the series; Scientific Committee
