Econ Prof Editor-in-Chief, ROPE Editor-in-Chief, Challenge Founding Editor - Review of Keynesian Economics @monetaryblog Follow me @lprochon.bsky.social
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Louis-Philippe Rochon retweeted
Thank you so much for your keynote lecture last year & your continued support and encouragement!
A true inspiration.
We concluded the 3rd annual conference of the Indian Society for the History of Economic Thought (ISHET) last week @CdsTrivandrum. We discussed HET over several parallel sessions & of course during meals & tea breaks in the beautiful CDS campus. A special note of thanks to @vinojabraham, Emmanuel, Shonima & Anfas from CDS & @Thair_econ & @kr_ashwath from ISHET for their stellar organising. And to Tanisha Hiremath for the work on the posters & website. And immense gratitude to Harro Maas, the keynote speaker. And of course to the presenters who came from across India and abroad.
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The eminent Colin Rogers has agreed to write a paper for ROPE on this year's Nobel laureates. Will try to publish it before December 2027.
This is such great news.
Louis-Philippe Rochon retweeted
Thanks for posting; classic paper
From a decade ago in @ReviewofPE , to help you better understand the conceptual flaw in this year's Nobel Prize in economics
The Conceptual Flaw in the Microeconomic Foundations of Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium Models
By the always amazing Colin Rogers
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
And another new @MonetaryBlog , this time by the ever brilliant and insightful, @ilhandogus
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New @MonetaryBlog
Thank you, Plamen Ivanov, for this wonderful review of the new London West End play on the life of John Maynard Keynes.
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The new issue of PSL -- a journal that publishes some of the best articles from the best heterodox scholars. @ilhandogus
rosa.uniroma1.it/rosa04/psl_…
From a decade ago in @ReviewofPE , to help you better understand the conceptual flaw in this year's Nobel Prize in economics
The Conceptual Flaw in the Microeconomic Foundations of Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium Models
By the always amazing Colin Rogers
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
New @MonetaryBlog coming soon .....
The Standard of Living: Keynes on stage, but where is the economics?
Subtitle: Reflections on James Graham’s play about John Maynard Keynes at London’s Theatre Royal Haymarket
by Plamen Ivanov
In light of the Nobel Prize in economics being awarded to Woodford and Hall, here is John King's articles on microfoundations in general, published in my intro book, second edition (third edition coming soon).
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Louis-Philippe Rochon retweeted
How to Think About Macroeconomics:
1. Start with accounting identities and balance sheets, not theoretical assumptions.
2. View the economy as a system of interconnected sectors, not a collection of indicators.
3. Strictly distinguish between stocks and flows.
4. Explain economic phenomena through causal mechanisms, not mere correlations.
5. Distinguish between real resource constraints and nominal financial constraints.
6. Do not conflate accounting identities, theoretical hypotheses, and empirical regularities.
7. Analyze economic processes in historical time, accounting for fundamental uncertainty and path dependence.
Coming to Challenge @ReviewofPE in early 2027
Mayor Mamdani’s Agenda: A Political Economy Perspective
@rickmcgahey
Coming in Challenge @ReviewofPE in the new year
‘Towards a New Democratic Political Economy’
13 papers, and the symposium is edited by Mark Setterfield.
Amongst the contributors: Will Millberg and Janice Berg, Luca Zamparelli, Engelbert Stockhammer, Robert Pollin, Nelson Barbosa, Maria Nikolaidi and Özlem Onaran, and more.
