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Bubbles and Broad Monetary Aggregates: Toward a Consensus Approach to Business Cycles
A challenge for quantity-theoretic explanations of business cycles is that recessions manifest despite central banks’ scrupulousness to avoid falls in monetary aggregates, a fact which would seem to indicate a structural explanation. This paper argues that a broader and theoretically richer Divisia aggregate – which reflects changes in financial market . . .

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Oct1917:41
RT @whyvert: Always been true that leftist idealize foragers (and their alleged primitive communism) while reactionaries idealize agrarian civs.
Just recall that you would have had a 50% chance if dying before reaching adulthood in both eras. twitter.com/HeerJeet/s…
Oct1916:22
“Christianity is a foreign imposition, hail Jupiter”
A sensical, if eccentric, opinion which AFAIK no one holds.

“Christianity is a foreign imposition, hail Wotan”
Ok, good luck against the Ottomans and Moors.
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