Interest rates have been so low for so long, does that give central banks any room to move when there’s another recession.

We are due another recession. So what will be the cause of it this time and how far will it spread?

Modern Monetary Theory suggests governments can create money rather than build debt – but what of international trade?

The pros and the cons (mostly cons) of the Australian School’s view of economics.

William Nordhaus won a Nobel prize for his work on climate change and the economy. Steve Keen talks about one sizeable flaw in his modelling.

Milton Friedman influenced a generation of politicians – yet so many of his arguments were flawed. Listen to a few of them.

Did your mum and dad teach you to save money rather than borrow? It was better to have cash than be in debt. I talk to Prof Steve Keen about how the last few decades have seen a total turnaround in that thinking.

The European economy seems to have found itself in sharp reverse, possibly heading into a continent-wide recession. Italy is already there, Greece has witnessed thousands leaving the country to find jobs, and the yellow vest protests show happy unhappy the French are. Then there’s Brexit, of course. In this edition of the Debunking Economics podcast, Phil Dobbie asks Prof Steve Keen how much we can blame the Euro for the perilous state of the European economy.

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