@paulmasonnews interviews Keynes' ghost & gets some interesting angles on making a theory for an era of global finance: http://bbc.in/eSuPsA

(via Nathan Yau.)

"Global laissez faire may break down in an unmanageable crisis of the world's stock markets and financial institutions. The enormous […]

The Paul makes a fairly common observation about Ireland's superficial similarity to Nevada, but doesn't mention a key difference: in […]

Read the entire article, but the first paragraph is a doozy: "The central insight of macroeconomics is a fact that […]

Here's a new working paper attempting to bring some aspects of finance into macroeconomics. Well worth a read, if just […]

Above is a graph of the percentage change in Ireland's real GDP (not its GNP), calculated in less than 2 […]

Grand Challenges in Economics. Nice to read a few of these before New Year: http://bit.ly/ghmDtC

Recommending bukes seems to be a meme on blogs this week, for obvious reasons. I recommend anything by John Gray. […]

See everyone in 2011, I hope you enjoy your holidays.

Dr Liam Delaney is one of Ireland's foremost economists, and his lectures on behavioural economics are well worth reading and […]

were broken at some point in the last few days, apologies all. Things should be working again.

Here's my column in this month's Business and Finance magazine (paygated). Update: Stall the digger, read Karl Whelan's Business and […]

Here is Peter Diamond's 'Nobel' lecture, very clear, very well put together, and worth looking at.

Here's a talk I gave on Wednesday about the budget. Budget2011: Where to now? View more presentations from Stephen Kinsella.