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RAYMOND MOLEY – A GEORGIST IN FDR’S INNER CIRCLE? When the economy and financial system of the United States seemed on the verge of collapse in the early 1930s, Columbia University professor Raymond Moley found himself the leading figure within Franklin Roosevelt’s Brains Trust. He was but one of a sizeable but scattered community of […]
“SHORT, SPECTACULAR, AND HOT — GEORGE’S 1886 CAMPAIGN FOR MAYOR OF NEW YORK The 1886 mayoral election of New York City provided a fitting conclusion to a year of unprecedented activity by organized labor. Henry George represented the United Labor Party (ULP) in an intense campaign that garnered national attention. Though George did not win […]
MORTGAGE FINANCING CRITERIA AND THE 2008 RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY ASSET BUBBLE Join Ed Dodson as he provides an insider’s account of the 2008 property bubble. In this interactive webinar, Edward Dodson discusses the mortgage finance sector ’s response to the declining affordability of residential properties that began in the early 1990s and culminated in the crash […]
MONETARY POLICY, ASSET INFLATION AND INEQUALITY Thu, June 17, 2021 | 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM EDT In this webinar, Pr. Louis Philippe Rochon takes a fresh look at the links between monetary policy, asset bubbles and inequality. It is often argued that asset inflation and real estate bubbles are the result of accommodative monetary […]
FREDERICK SODDY’S GEO-POLITICAL TRILOGY: ENERGY – ECONOMY – ECOLOGY Wed, May 19, 2021, 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM EDT Money Talk continues with an interactive discussion on the work of Frederick Soddy. In this webinar, Joe Bongiovanni will highlight the historical failure of the sciences to grasp Dr. Frederick Soddy’s immeasurable contributions to understanding the […]
