I trattati europei e l’euro, imponendo austerità e inibendo l’implementazione di politiche economiche su misura per le necessità dei singoli Paesi, hanno ottenuto il risultato opposto a quello […]
Sergio Cesaratto ha scritto un bel libro, Chi non rispetta le regole? (Cesaratto 2018), con l’obiettivo di smontare sistematicamente una particolare lettura della crisi dell’Euro, che assolve completamente […]
This paper aims to provide a first conceptual framework within which to explain the phenomenon of secular stagnation, highlighting the tendency towards a “chronic excess capacity” rather than referring, as in the mainstream analysis on the topic, to a “non-temporary excess of savings on the volume of private investments”. Our approach allows us to focus the role of mutual interactions between financial institutions and the real economy, as well as the power relations between the different economic actors.
Emphasizing the contradictions of Hans-Werner Sinn’s ordoliberal reasoning, the article emphasizes the usefulness of the works of Schumpeter and Minsky to re-evaluate Keynes’s critique of neoclassical economics. This criticism is more relevant than ever for the definition of a social-democratic political-economic approach alternative to the German-inspired neoliberal and to the populist-liberal approaches characterizing the current European and Italian political scene.
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L’enorme debito dello stato italiano – pari a circa 2.300 miliardi, ovvero al 132% del Prodotto Interno Lordo – è un macigno sulla strada di qualsiasi governo. Il […]
Introduzione Nell’Unione monetaria europea (UME) le istituzioni e le politiche intraprese hanno tollerato o alimentato asimmetrie in parte preesistenti, che hanno generato a loro volta squilibri macroeconomici. Indichiamo […]
Evidence indicates that the tightening of restrictive policies experienced in Italy after 2010/11 did not lead to fiscal consolidation, while they contributed to increase debt-to-GDP ratio by curbing aggregate demand. Particularly, budget cuts occurred in health and education. On the contrary, we argue that expansionary measures may lower the debt ratio by increasing real output.
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