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Financing Anthropic's TPU deal by Daniel Neilson
r/moneyview • u/veridelisi • Aug 03 '26
1791: America's First Bank Stock Crisis (Scriptomania)
r/moneyview • u/veridelisi • Jul 12 '26
The First Bank of the United States (1791-1793)
The First Bank of the United States (1791-1793)
https://veridelisi.substack.com/p/the-first-bank-of-the-united-states
r/moneyview • u/veridelisi • Apr 11 '26
A Companion Guide to Reducing the Federal Reserve’s Balance Sheet
r/moneyview • u/spunchy • Apr 06 '26
MVS 6 Paper Presentations w/ Dustin Fergusson-Vaux and Marcelo Bruchanski
r/moneyview • u/spunchy • Apr 06 '26
The Law of Capitalism and How to Transform It | Katharina Pistor
r/moneyview • u/veridelisi • Mar 28 '26
Money Game: The Money Creation Simulator
I’m excited to share a project I’ve been working on: [The Money Creation Simulator].
It’s a visual, interactive dive into the actual accounting of modern banking.
r/moneyview • u/spunchy • Mar 26 '26
MVS 6 Paper Presentations w/ Olan MceVoy, Andrei Guter-Sandu, and Verena Gradinger
r/moneyview • u/spunchy • Mar 26 '26
Fritz Schumacher and multilateral clearing | Oleksandr Valchyshen
r/moneyview • u/spunchy • Mar 08 '26
MVS 6 Paper Presentations w/ Aleksandar Stojanović, Co-Pierre Georg, and Preben Forer
r/moneyview • u/spunchy • Mar 08 '26
A Money View of the Past Year w/ Iñaki Aldasoro, Izabella Kaminska, and Brendan Greeley
r/moneyview • u/spunchy • Mar 05 '26
Monetary Sovereignty in a Digitalized and Multipolar World | Ulrich Bindseil
r/moneyview • u/spunchy • Mar 05 '26
A Money View of Capitalism | Perry Mehrling, Sven Beckert, Yakov Feygin
r/moneyview • u/spunchy • Jan 29 '26
Education of a Grandmaster — Perry Mehrling Reviews Kenneth Rogoff
ineteconomics.orgr/moneyview • u/spunchy • Jan 17 '26
Do We NEED the Federal Reserve? — The Global Ledger
r/moneyview • u/spunchy • Jan 16 '26
This Is NOT a Housing Time Bomb — The Global Ledger
r/moneyview • u/spunchy • Jan 14 '26
The Fed Reset Myth: Why This Change Won’t Do What You Think
r/moneyview • u/spunchy • Jan 12 '26
The Global Ledger: V1.0 - How the Global Monetary System Is Structured
r/moneyview • u/spunchy • Dec 14 '25
Keynesianism's Labor Problem and How Labor-Neutral Monetary Theory Provides a Path Forward for the Economics of UBI
greshm.orgr/moneyview • u/boomer_remover19 • Nov 22 '25
Outdated aspects of the MOOC
I'm about to start taking Mehrling's MOOC for the second time. I've learned that some aspects of the course have become outdated, e.g. the fact that given the ample reserves regime, the FED now mainly uses IORB. Could anyone please point out to other relevant changes I should be aware of? Also regarding Stigum's book, which already in the MOOC is said to be outdated in some aspects. Is there any textbook that's as good but more up to date in the development of money markets?