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Rentiers

A person who lives on income from property or investments. [French, from rente, yearly income, from Old French; see rent1.] rentier French [rɑ̃tje].

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Suggested Pdf Resources

The Revenge of the Market on the Rentiers: Aug 3, 2009 of power to help transform capitalism into a rentiers' delight.; www.networkideas.org

The revenge of the market on the rentiers. Why neo-liberal reports of: particular rentiers from the financial sector as well as capitalists from the markets took their inevitable revenge on the rentiers by calling their (blatant) bluff.; cje.oxfordjournals.org

The Revenge of the Market on the Rentiers: Why neo-liberal Reports: of power to help transform capitalism into a rentiers' delight.; www.econ.cam.ac.uk

The role of rentiers in the stabilisation processes of the Twenties: rentiers.; www.cepr.org

State of the art Rentiers and autocrats, monarchs and democrats: Dec 18, 2000 raises questions of the sustainability of the rentier social contract, the .; www.lancs.ac.uk

Suggested News Resources

Ramesh Ponnuru on the Virtues of Loose Money, and JP Morgan on Prospects for: It explicitly addresses the impact of a potential QE3 on savers: To understand why, consider Mr and Mrs James Rentier (a), an apocryphal family in their early 50's living in upstate New York.

Back to Macroeconomics: Seeing the Austerity Forest From the Debt Tree

Bank of England Abandons Inflation Target: Savers, or rentiers as Mr. Keynes called them, were a drag on an economy's potential and deserved to have their money confiscated–his euthanasia of the rentier. The upshot is that 2% now represents the UK's inflation floor.

The Dumbest Market Rally Of All Time - OpEd: No, the accretion of power by the rentiers has been systematic, structural and the outcome of a decades-long process.

A First Ever Default? Closing the Gold Window, Forty Years On: But the rentiers and financiers did not just sit there and take it: they fought back (see Gerald Epstein and Arjun Jayadev in Financialization and the World Economy) and pushed for financial de-regulation to let them compete in the new environment.

Suggested Web Resources

Rentier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: en.wikipedia.org

Rentier capitalism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: en.wikipedia.org

rentiers - definition of rentiers by the Free Online Dictionary: A person who lives on income from property or investments. [French, from rente, yearly income, from Old French; see rent1.] rentier French [rɑ̃tje].; www.thefreedictionary.com

Who Are The Rentiers? - NYTimes.com: Jun 7, 2011 Following up on my rentier post and the eurocentric followup, a question: who are we talking about?; krugman.blogs.nytimes.com

Dealing With Rentiers - NYTimes.com: Jul 16, 2011 Dealing With Rentiers.; krugman.blogs.nytimes.com

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