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Morning Coffee: Sounding the Alarm on the Financial Crisis Posted by: jbdelong
Video duration: 321 seconds The odds are now good that we are moving into a stage III financial crisis, in which our choices are between depression, inflation, or substantial public intervention. I sound the alarm... |
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The Relevance of Karl Marx Posted by: jbdelong
Video duration: 408 seconds I asked my students to write on whether and how Karl Marx was relevant to a twenty-first century neoclassical economist. They asked me to answer the same question. Here goes... |
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Free and Fair Trade Posted by: jbdelong
Video duration: 620 seconds My opening statement on a Stanford panel about free trade and fair trade |
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Morning Coffee: Why Study Economic History? Posted by: jbdelong
Video duration: 457 seconds Yesterday Jan de Vries gave a historian's answer to the question: "Why should economists study economic history?" In this morning coffee, I give an economist's answer... |
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I Voted for Barack Obama Posted by: jbdelong
Video duration: 507 seconds Why I voted for Barack Obama in the California primary |
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Brad DeLong's Morning Coffee: NAFTA Posted by: jbdelong
Video duration: 272 seconds I was a true believer in NAFTA--the North American Free Trade Agreement. Now my faith is not gone but shaken. |
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Morning Coffee: Why McCain's Health Plans Frighten Me Posted by: jbdelong
Video duration: 499 seconds Why I am frightened of John McCain's health care reform plan--it promises to take us on a very unpleasant journey from the perspective of the interaction of health care and business, and it promises to take us to a destination where we really don't want to be: a place where insurers focus even more than they do now on dumping the sick and their costs onto others |
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Morning Coffee: Marx as Political Activist Posted by: jbdelong
Video duration: 342 seconds I asked my students to write on whether and how Karl Marx was relevant to a twenty-first century neoclassical economist. They asked me to answer the same question. Here goes... |