The second Mecpoc Symposium was held on April 21, 2009, at Franklin College Switzerland. The proceedings consist of papers submitted by the guest speakers and transcripts of the speakers’ remarks.
To download the full symposium proceedings, click here. Segments of the proceedings can be found below.
Program Contents
- Symposium Participants
- Welcome and Introduction
- Scott T. Fullwiler- Wartburg College, How the Crisis Has Changed the Economic Policy Paradigm
- Richard Werner- University of Southampton and ProfitFund, Central Banks During Times of Financial Stress
- Lord Robert Skidelsky- University of Warwick, Keynes and the Economic Crisis
- Questions From the Floor
- Panel Discussion Obama’s First 100 Days and Lessons From the Global Crisis with Francesco Lurati, Scott T. Fullwiler, Richard Werner, Robert Skidelsky
- Rejoinders and Questions From the Floor
- Tags: Announcement
- Independent Conn. Senate Candidate Warren Mosler Signs Pledge to Vote Against Any Cuts in Social Security or Medicare
- Views on Unemployment
- When is Government-Issued Debt Safe? If You Think This is Only True When Debt is Below Some Threshold You May be Dead Wrong
- The Fed is the Monopoly Supplier of Net Reserves to its Banking System; Therefore, has no Option But to Set at Least One Interest Rate
- In the Banking System, the Causation Runs From Loans to Deposits, That is: ‘Loans Create Deposits’.
- Operationally, Government Spending is Not Inherently Revenue Constrained. Any such Constraints Are Necessarily Self-Imposed
- Government $ Deficit = Non Government $ Surplus (Net Financial Assets)
- Warren Mosler on CNBC
- How to Fix the US Economy in Less Than 500 Words
- 2010 Mecpoc Symposium
- Mosler Summer Scholarship 2010
- What Will Change the Total Amount of Bank Deposits Held by the (Non-Bank) Private Sector?
- Does a Change in Our Spending Decisions Affect the Total Amount of Bank Deposits?
- Interview with Paul Davidson, Regarding the Crisis
- 2nd Mecpoc Symposium
- More Savings, Yet Less Business Finance: Why?
- Unemployment and Pro-War Sentiments?
- Why It's You and Me Deciding the Amount of Banknotes in Circulation
- Wars Waste Resources, So Does Unemployment
- Mosler Summer Scholarship 2009
- John: Mr. Mosler - I understand and agree with your explanation of the U.S. monetary system. I also agree [...]
- Zachary Levy: "And without a switch to a command type economy, it’s impossible to have complete full employment. [...]
- warren mosler: The Russian default was a typical fixed exchange rate blowup. The ruble was fixed at 6.45 to the [...]
- Robert Searle: I think when we are talking about banks, and money we are actually discussing ELECTRONIC DATA. T [...]
- Jonathan Stanford: Was the foreign USD debt burden enough to bring Russia to insolvency during the 1998 crisis? Because [...]
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