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2023
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Economics from the Top Down, Toronto
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In my last post, I discussed the underwhelming relation between interest rates and unemployment. In this post, I’ll look at a better way to connect unemployment to interest income. It turns out that if you take US net interest and divide it by corporate profit, you get a ratio that closely tracks unemployment. It’s a measure that Jonathan Nitzan and Shimshon Bichler call the ‘maturity of capitalism’. If this language sounds odd, that’s because Nitzan and Bichler see capitalism differently than your average economists. So before we get to the data, let’s review some of their thinking.
Schlagwörter: 
income distribution
interest rate
maturity of capitalism
profit
sabotage
unemployment
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P00
P1
E24
J6
D3
E4
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