by harnoes
Mon Nov 9th, 2009 at 05:58:43 PM EST
YMMV, but for me 20 years ago the fall of the wall was the end of the nightmare of my youth.
SS20 and Pershing. Germany full of atomic missiles :-(
Schau in mich, Harno
by harnoes
Fri Oct 2nd, 2009 at 05:17:35 PM EST
You remember my diary a while ago: Beyond Ponzi Economics?
Because scavenging information from a blog has it's limits I put some stuff on ETpedia. You should be able to login with your regular ET data.
So please have a look at http://wiki.eurotrib.com/index.php/BeyondPonziEconomics and help solving the problem our Nobel prize economists couldn't or didn't want to.
Schau in mich, Harno
P.S. Because I think this question is important I want to make it easier for you and add a poll.
by harnoes
Fri Aug 28th, 2009 at 09:08:37 AM EST
For a long time I wonder about an economic system which isn't addicted to growth. Is it possible? Why the question at all?
Read from somebody who thinks along similar lines like me at Beyond Ponzi Economics (Tom Flynn)
My impression is that macro economists don't think this question is important. So how can I try to answer it? Let's construct a mathematical model. How can it work if macro economists of the last three decades didn't succeed(Krugman)? I don't know, but let's try :-)
