Marat Markert

@maratmarkert
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Twitter emigree, interested in critical macro finance, Central banking, economic history and sociology of money, monetary and financial systems. Works at Leiden University
Show threadMarat MarkertMay 3, 2023
We should entertain the idea that it might not be the same pattern as during the eurozone crisis, but this time the banking system in one of the “stronger” economies might come under stress.
Show threadMarat MarkertMay 3, 2023
…and vast majority of retail clients doing all their banking stuff via mobile banking?
Marat MarkertMay 3, 2023
Twin-Shock of r% risk and sudden deposit outflows thanks to mobile banking would ignite a bank-sovereign doom-loop and deposits fleeing weaker countries to stronger ones? Well, who are the € area economies w banks that have massive long dated mortgages at low r% on their books…
Show threadMarat MarkertMar 22, 2023
@finhstamsterdam thing is: do supervisors even look at substantive issues (balance sheets of banks), or just check if financial institutions themselves have the right processes in place?
Marat MarkertMar 22, 2023
Björn BrembsMar 16, 2023

Do you want to know what is even more lucrative than academic publishing?

Academic surveillance publishing! User data made #Elsevier about 1.7 billion € (or US$) in 2022.

"less than half of Elsevier’s revenues come from academic journals"

http://bjoern.brembs.net/2023/03/should-you-trust-elsevier/#comment-5670

If you have read one Elsevier paper that year or have used any of their tools, you have contributed.

Should you trust Elsevier?

Data broker RELX is represented on Twitter by their Chief Communications Officer Paul Abrahams. Due to RELX subsidiary Elsevier being one of the largest publishers of academic journals, Dr. Abrahams frequently engages with academics on the social media platform. On […] <a class="more-link" href="http://bjoern.brembs.net/2023/03/should-you-trust-elsevier/">↓ Read the rest of this entry...</a>

bjoern.brembs.blog
Marat MarkertJan 19, 2023
How CJEU’s case law on monetary policy in the Euroarea is based on outdated monetary theories about the causes of inflation https://www.dezernatzukunft.org/interest-rates-not-the-money-supply/
Interest Rates, not the Money Supply - Dezernat Zukunft

Institut für Makrofinanzen

Dezernat Zukunft
Marat MarkertJan 4, 2023

RT “NEW BLOG by Marc Lavoie &
@Lprochon
in response to
@ojblanchard1
:

Olivier Blanchard and Inflation

https://medium.com/@monetarypolicyinstitute/olivier-blanchard-and-inflation-219f195125fe…

"In the end, Blanchard’s views on conflict inflation should be embraced by post-Keynesians, and represent certainly a path towards a potential dialogue."”

https://twitter.com/MonetaryBlog/status/1610410490894712834?s=20&t=K1dgWgN-0f7kN7iJVfV28Q

Medium

Medium
Show threadMarat MarkertDec 16, 2022
@blair_fix “even Blair Fix came around: money printing causes inflation - see his recent blog post, but if you are short on time, Fig 1 paints a 1000 words!”
Show threadMarat MarkertDec 16, 2022
@blair_fix up until Fig 1 I was somewhat worried: what is he writing? Did I miss something?? Good cliffhanger (and insightful and clearly written post!)
Marat MarkertDec 16, 2022
Blair FixDec 15, 2022

If there's one thing you should know about inflation, it's that inflation is *not one thing*. It's an instability in the entire price system.

In this update post, I revisit my inflation research. There's loads of charts to gawk at, plus an excoriation of free-market gurus.

Something for everyone!

#inflation

https://economicsfromthetopdown.com/2022/12/15/inflation-everywhere-and-always-differential/