ECB fiddles whilst Rome burns
A meltdown seems to be happening in the Italian economy. Steve Keen says that it’s the failings of the Maastricht Treaty coming home to roost.
A meltdown seems to be happening in the Italian economy. Steve Keen says that it’s the failings of the Maastricht Treaty coming home to roost.
Why we shouldn’t worry about government debt, but up to what point? What if the money the government owes keeps rising?
Economics is based on the pretext of rational decision making. Does that mean the more information we have the better the functioning of the economy?
Prof Steve Keen explains how, if Marx had followed his own theories, he would have realised that there wasn’t a need for a shift to socialism.
I ask Prof Steve Keen if monetary policies ever worked – and isn’t there a danger of fiscal policy racking up too much debt?
The idea of opportunity cost – a principle that economics has got wrong says @profstevekeen - hear it in full at https://t.co/yie7lsVRQ2 or https://t.co/ucmOITQyRD https://t.co/ULxdhwnAUl
Could it be that the ‘tremendous’ trade deal promoted by President Trump isn’t as great as he makes it sound? NAB’s Tapas Strickland on why the markets remain cautious. https://t.co/qReoHcd0wJ