Central banks have amassed trillions in government bonds. Do they seriously expect to reduce that to xero? If not, I ask Steve keen, haven’t they embarked on MMT by another name?

An increasingly self-sufficient autocratic China able to write off its own debt. What could possibly go wrong. @ProfSteveKeen and me on the latest Debunking Economics podcast.

With inflated A level grades more people than ever are off to uni. I ask Steve Keen if this will add to productivity and increase GDP? If not, what’s the point?

Governments are keen to claw back the money they’ve spent on the pandemic. But, as Steve Keen explains, there is another way.

Steve Keen has often said economics needs to incorporate the principles of thermodynamics. So what exactly is thermodynamics, and how would it change our study of the economy?

The need for subsidies is an admission that free market forces cannot operate unchecked. I ask @profstevekeen how you can ensure subsidies are applied effectively and fairly.

The ECB’S new strategy has driven the Euro higher in a market which has generally been driven down by COVID concerns. NAB’s David de Garis explains what’s changed in the ECB’s 2% inflation target.