MacroMouse: The Trade Wildcard

Monday, November 15, 2004

The Trade Wildcard

Stephen Roach on trade and politics. The warnings are getting louder - beware!
Bob Hoye on Political and Monetary Reform - This is general but well worth the read.
Auerback on - A Clear Mandate (But Will The Foreign Creditors Go Along)

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The “MacroMouse” blog is an active research site anyone can use to find the deepest ideas of global change, now taking place. It includes more technical ideas of major macro-economics, cutting edge philosophical ideas, new mathematical and scientific ideas, published over the last few years. The links and articles are up-to-date, often serious articles culled from the web and my own materials, of the most important and pertinent ideas to global economic change, from all eras of history. Her sister site “The American Mind” is linked at the top right corner of “MacroMouse”. This site contains more personal economic views, but of the same subject material… I am presently working on an updated and clearer explanation of my past and present writings on other sites, and at some of the ones listed here. My ideas are blends and extensions of Adam Smith's, Alexander Hamilton's, David Ricardo's, Alfred Marshall's, Gustav Cassel's, John Maynard Keynes', Irving Fisher's, Joseph Schumpeter's, Paul Einzig's, Milton Gilbert's, Hyman Minsky's, Rudi Dornbusch's, Nouriel Roubini's, Robert Skidelsky's, Robert Mundell's, Paul Krugman's, Edward Hugh's, Paul Davidson's, Richard Duncan's, Marshall Auerback's, Stephen Roach's, Andy Xie's, William Greider's, George Soros', Joseph Stiglitz's, Herman Daly's, Thaksin Shinawatra's, George Monbiot's, Douglas Vickers', James Robertson's, Ron Dore's, Kurt Godel's, John Nash's, Jane D'Arista's, Karol Gellert's, Ann Pettifor's, Hazel Henderson's, and many other's ideas about the world changes needed in the monetary system. It will take some time to finish my thoughts, so for now, enjoy my meager ideas and links. Thanks, L.A. Gillespie