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Critical macro-finance: An introduction

Sahil Jai Dutta · Ruben Kremers · Fabian Pape · Johannes Petry

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Abstract

Critical macro-finance (CMF) has become an influential avenue of research aimed at shedding light on how the global payments system is governed. In the introduction to this special forum on CMF, we explore three main themes: (1) the intellectual lineage of CMF and its relation to financialisation studies; (2) the policy relevance of CMF; and (3) its ‘critical’ position.

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