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Introduction
Hans D Hyun has been an investment banker for over 30 years at major US and European banks and an independent researcher. His current research interests are Post Keynesian Economics, Ontology of Money, Economic Sociology, Institutional Economics, and Political Economy. His professional careers include capital markets, project finance, and project development in the infrastructure and energy/resource sectors. .
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August 2009 - August 2013
VTB Capital
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- Head of Department
January 1999 - August 2005
ABN AMRO
Position
- Head of Department
January 1992 - December 1998
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This article aims to refine the Post Keynesian long run financial frontier models under an intermediate run called the ‘implementation period,’ the time horizon to finance and implement long run strategic plans. During this period, the availability of debt finance is crucial to bridge the time gap before future free cash flows validate the investme...
Sacred Money (Heliges Geld), A Historical Investigation into the Sacred Origin of Money, written by Bernhard Laum is a great classic on the history and nature of money. Sacred Money sets forth a surprising and fascinating theme to trace the origin of money to antiquity and to uncover its root from the sacred legal order (nomos) in the ritual. Laum...
An English translation of "Über Ursprung und Frühgeschichte des Begriffes 'Kapital'," a classic article written by Bernhard Laum in German in 1954 . Laum, a Georg Knapp’s student, was a classist and economist. This article traces the origin of the concept ‘capital,’ which is the backbone of all the contention and confusions among economists. The co...
(Note: Available only at Amazon.co.jp until the end of 2024, while it will be distributed globally from 2025 onwards.)
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A masterpiece classic in monetary theory, establishing the 'class theory of money.'
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"This volume represents a new attempt to ground a sociological theory of monetary evolution. Gerloff uses a great variety of sociological...
The first English translation of Friedrich von Wieser’s concluding work in economics, unifying his socio-historical investigation into the nature of ‘power’ and ‘monetary theory,’ complementing Knapp and Max Weber.
An unexpected encounter - a key figure in the Great Triumvirate that founded the Austrian School of Economics incorporates Keynesian e...
<<New & Complete Translation of Knapp’s ‘the State Theory of Money’>>
A new and complete translation G. F. Knapp's "The State Theory of Money” is just published with detailed glossary for neologisms and footnotes.
Knapp’s State Theory of Money has had a profound influence on shaping modern perspectives on money and banking. A Treatise on Money (Ke...
This article aims to refine the Post Keynesian long run financial frontier models under an intermediate run called the ‘implementation period,’ the time horizon to finance and implement long run strategic plans. During this period, the availability of debt finance is crucial to bridge the time gap before future free cash flows validate the investme...
An English translation of “Entstehung der öffentlichen Finanzwirtschaft - Altertum und Frühmittelalter” by Bernhard Laum (1926). This article traces the evolution of the public finance function from the Ancient Orient to the early Middle Ages. It covers the Ancient Orient (Egypt and Babylonia), Ancient Greece, the Hellenistic period, the Roman Empi...
We develop a proxy to measure Keynes’ ‘degree of confidence’ or ‘the weight of argument,’ representing fundamental uncertainty, from the equilibrium conditions of the debt securities market. We argue the proxy is a function of two critical ratios: (i) the ratio of the credit spread to the long-term risk-free rate, and (ii) the relative market capit...
This article aims to contribute to the ongoing discussions on the nature of money by introducing systematic analysis to relate power to money. It proposes an Ideal Type to explain the critical role of power relations for the genesis and operation of money and monetary order. It is based on the insights from classical thinkers (Weber, Durkheim, Maus...
