So, what is Post Keynesian economics anyway?
In this podcast, Professor Steve Keen explains to me what post-Keynesian thinking is and how it differs from the thoughts of Lord Keynes himself.
In this podcast, Professor Steve Keen explains to me what post-Keynesian thinking is and how it differs from the thoughts of Lord Keynes himself.
I talk to Professor Steve Keen about the negative impact of a growing workforce – not just dual incomes, but also the rising number of hours worked. And how do we redress the balance?
Is government debt is a problem, when they can create their own money. The only concern is when money is owed in a foreign currency. So we should be less concerned about government debt and more worried about our trade deficit.
Phil Dobbie and Prof Steve Keen work through four ideas that could change the way the economy works – for the better.
Why tax levels should be more to do with the government controlling the level of inflation in the economy and less to do with raising revenue to pay for their own expenses.
In the Thirties the Chicago Plan proposed that banks had no part in money creation. Good idea or bad? Me and @profstevekeen on this week’s Debunking Economics podcast https://podfollow.com/debunking-economics-the-podcast
A quiet session, with no bad news giving a refocus on the Fed and other central banks. JBWere’s Sally Auld says we shouldn’t discount further systematic uncertainty as rates rise. https://podfollow.com/nab-morning-call