EDI Notes
EDI Notes feature the EDI staff's comments on the economic situation, policy, and original research
EDI is a signature research and curricular initiative, launched by Bard College and Open Society University Network in 2021 in collaboration with partners across the world, focusing on issues of economic rights, security, and stability. EDI's inaugural research projects focus on labor markets and the connections between unemployment, precarious employment, and broader socioeconomic deprivations.
EDI Working Papers
EDI Staff and Guest Contributors
WP 01
Three Lessons from Government Spending and the Post-Pandemic Recovery
Pavlina R. Tcherneva
Bard College and Economic Democracy Initiative
Abstract
WP 02
The Job Guarantee: MMT's Proposal for Full Employment and Price Stability
Pavlina R. Tcherneva
Bard College and Economic Democracy Initiative
Abstract
WP 03
The meaning of MMT: a reply
Dirk Ehnts
Pufendorf Society for Political Economy Berlin
Abstract
WP 04
Modern Money Theory on Fiscal and Monetary Policies: Empirics, Theory and Policymaking
Eric Tymoigne
Associate Professor of Economics, Lewis and Clark College
Abstract
WP 05
When Big Data Falls Short
Economic Democracy Initiative
Open Society University Network at Bard College
WP 06
Tomas Forman Decentralization, Equity, and Inclusion: An Overview and Socio-legal Analysis of India's Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act
Tomas Forman
Bard College, Class of 2022
WP 07
The Right to Work and the Promise of America
Charles Whalen
Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy
CFEPS Archive
EDI has compiled an archive of the working papers, special reports, seminar papers, and policy notes created by the Center for Full Employment and Price Stability.