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Este sabado segunda parada para repensar la economìa @rethinkecon

Teslas have the lowest maintenance & repair costs of any brand

@DanielaGabor What a sad sad day. There are reports coming in that the tipping point for one of the planetary boundaries (coral reef) is crossed while economists are still awarded for models on economic growth-the never-ending pursuit of which is driving us over the cliff!

@RichardJMurphy @rethinkecon From our archive, in support. https://t.co/XCh3HxV7KF https://t.co/Ohx4DiOkyB

Congrats to this year's Nobel Prize winners in economics. In particular, to Philippe Aghion, who played a role in my own intellectual & career development and movement from academic to becoming an expert at trading CFTC-regulated commodity futures. Here's a short thread.

to those mistaking critique of power for (heterodox) bitterness, read this https://t.co/rW775URLOH

the two Nobels - economics and peace - are pure liberal nostalgia for a world where the US was a reliable hegemon and neoliberalism was an economic consensus

What we must all remember from the Gaza genocide is that the international system is rotten to its core and needs to be completely replaced. We cannot accept a system where Western governments and leaders can commit genocide and war crimes with total impunity. We cannot accept

I said that this year’s Nobel Prize in Economics is a farce. Some people are reacting strongly to my loaded statement. I understand. I want to be clear that my statement is not intended as a direct critique of the three scholars who received the prize. But I hope people

One thing I *do* like about this year’s Nobel Prize in Economics is that it might encourage more students to read Joseph Schumpeter. Schumpeter is the foundational scholar in the study of innovation and entrepreneurship within the capitalist system. His dynamic view of

In a year when there are hundreds of candidates for the Nobel Peace Prize in Gaza, the Norwegian Nobel Committee has decided to use the prize to manufacture consent for a US invasion of Venezuela. I’m embarrassed to call myself Norwegian. Europe is becoming a US vassal.

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Neoclassical economics is built on myths — and none is more absurd than the idea of homo economicus: the perfectly rational, fully informed, self-interested human who supposedly drives all economic decision-making. But does such a person exist? Of course not. We are emotional,

This year’s Nobel Prize in Economics is a farce. There’s an entire field of innovation studies — building on Schumpeter’s insights — that *actually* explains innovation-driven economic growth. This field is full of brilliant economists. But apparently, they’re considered too

Second piece in the @econ4future_DE x @econ4future Voices in Translation Series ✨by Eduardo Gudynas 👉🏽 Hindering or enabling alternatives? From short to long transitions ⚙️⚙️ Read here: https://t.co/pPwFHqgZLt

The liberal class once hailed Greta Thunberg's values. But Thunberg stepped outside of her lane and transgressed against the only true values the liberal class understands: imperial values. For this they abandoned her https://t.co/8DoYnTnSCm

🚨 Beyond GDP webinar & course launch! 🚨 GDP fails to capture wellbeing, unpaid work & planetary limits. Join us Oct 14 (10AM ET) as @IISD_news, @RethinkEcon & @IDRC_CRDI explore what comes after GDP. 🌍 Register: https://t.co/gHMNRc69gC #BeyondGDP #RethinkingEconomics

China now adds more solar capacity every month than the U.S. has installed since Edison. By 2035, Shenzhen alone is projected to be producing 97% of global EV batteries, 85% of industrial robots, and roughly 900 times as many drones as the rest of the world combined. Shipyards in

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