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THE MORE THINGS CHANGE: BANKING, BAILOUTS, AND BUSINESS AS USUAL IN AMERICAN CAPITALISM: An Interview with Mark Blyth.

An interview with Mark Blyth, Director of the William R. Rhodes Center for International Economics and Finance at Brown University is presented. He traces the history of the global economic system and highlight the policy priority of full employment and the role of Keynesianism in achieving that goa...

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Published in:Journal of International Affairs Vol. 75; no. 1; pp. 335 - 349
Format: Interview
Published: Journal of International Affairs Fall/Winter2022
Subjects:
Blyth, Mark
Economic systems
Keynesian economics
Price inflation
Full employment policies
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