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The NCW editors are pleased to introduce to our readers the Real-World Economics Review and the Real-World Economics Review Blog. Of course, it may be that you already know the review but if not, it is a peer-reviewed open access academic journal of heterodox economics that has been published by the “Post-Autistic Economics Network” since 2000. Since 2011 it is associated with the World Economics Association.
Here is a link to a PDF of the current Issue No 90, Dec 9, 2019
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| Making America great again Shimshon Bichler and Jonathan Nitzan |
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| American trade deficits and the unidirectionality error Kenneth Austin |
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| The “Nobel Prize” for Economics 2019… illustrates the nature and inadequacy of conventional economics Ted Trainer |
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| Greenwish: the wishful thinking undermining the ambition of sustainable business Duncan Austin |
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| An evolutionary theory of resource distribution Blair Fix |
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| The case for the ontology of money as credit: money as bearer or basis of “value” Phil Armstrong and Kalim Siddiqui |
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| Cross-current, or change in the direction of the mainstream? Arthur M. Diamond, Jr |
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| Negative natural interest rates and secular stagnation: much ado about nothing? Leon Podkaminer |
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| BOOK REVIEW John Komlos’s Foundations of Real-World Economics: What every economics student needs to know Alan Freeman |
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| INTERVIEW The importance of ecological economics: An interview with Herman Daly Herman Daly and Jamie Morgan |
Editors’ Note: While we don’t necessarily share the views we publish on New Cold War, we do attempt to provide readers with a range of views. This is because your right to make your own mind up depends on your being fully informed.