Articles by: Jan Frederik Moos

Author Biography:

Jan Frederik Moos is an independent economist based in Glasgow. His work focuses on post-Keynesian and post-growth economics, with a particular interest in fiscal policy, working time reduction and ecological macroeconomics. In 2024, he contributed to the textbook Relevant Economics, led by former UNCTAD chief economist Heiner Flassbeck, and conducted research on the intellectual history of post-Keynesianism under the supervision of Dirk Ehnts.
Contact: mmtmitjan@gmx.

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