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The Need for Interdisciplinary Work - Duncan Foleyby INETeconomics473 views- 25:26
James Mirrlees - Mathematics and Real Economicsby INETeconomics2,594 views
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The History of Finance since 1980 - Duncan Foleyby INETeconomics701 views
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Our Sin of Our Era - the Massive Misery of People at Bottom of Pyramid - Anwar Shaikhby INETeconomics966 views
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The Geopolitical Implications of the Financial Crisis with keynote address by Paul Krugmanby UChannel6,522 views
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Ken Rogoff - Debts, Deficits and Global Financial Stabilityby INETeconomics5,088 views
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Answer: Is economics becoming mathematics?by thenobelprize1,262 views
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China Says The End of The Dollar is Near: Alex Jones Tv (Sunday Edition) 1/3by TheAlexJonesChannel89,687 views
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Dominique Strauss-Kahn - Economic Policy Challenges in the Post-Crisis Periodby INETeconomics12,524 views
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China, India, and Global Capitalism | The New Schoolby thenewschoolnyc11,807 views
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The Key to the Future: Young People and Hope - Duncan Foleyby INETeconomics342 views
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Lecture 1 - Propositional Logicby nptelhrd210,501 views
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Duncan Foley: Macroeconomic Management After a Crisis (1/7)by INETeconomics648 views
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Lec 1 | MIT 5.60 Thermodynamics & Kinetics, Spring 2008by MIT195,291 views
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Socialism and Fascism: A Political-Economic Spectrum Analysis | Walter Blockby LibertyInOurTime3,522 views
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The Most IMPORTANT Video You'll Ever See (part 1 of 8)by wonderingmind424,008,494 views
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Advice to Young Economistsby INETeconomics1,785 views
@RLanham1963 the only comparison that needs to be carried out here is the one between the average TeD audience, made by easy inflammable enthusiasts prone to celebral orgasms for every trendy, alleged "new", cool graphics slides-based explanation of problems which are usually much more complex than acknowledged in the process, and the average listener of iNet conferences, who does not find boring at all in-depth discussions like this one. Happy TeD to you!
distopiadnb 3 months ago
Funny to compare to a TeD talk. Boring...rather wordy...and very needy to categorize. Shows the weaknesses of current academia very well...but also important ideas.
RLanham1963 6 months ago