Ralph E. Gomory, former head of research at IBM and President Emeritus of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, appeared on Electric Politics with George Kenney on April 20, 2012 and seems to have independently discovered what Paul Craig Roberts had publicly presented in 2004, which is that David Ricardo’s theory of comparative advantage no longer applies because it was based on capital not being more mobile than traded goods (starting 26 minutes in).
I discovered Roberts’ findings in 2011 and reported them in my article, Paul Craig Roberts points out a theoretical breakdown of modern-day free trade, which I think could prove to be one of the biggest findings I’ve ever reported on my site, and could end up being Paul Craig Roberts’ greatest contribution to economics once enough economists evaluate the evidence solely based on critical analysis and not their funding.
Do they talk about the public currency being facilitated by private bankers anywhere in the video? If you’re trying to expose that they don’t, good work.
I don’t remember him specifically talking about the monetary system.