Robinson Crusoe builds an island civilisation – at one point should he introduce money, and what does it change?

He is running the only country in the G7 to see economic growth accelerate right now. Does that mean he is doing a good job?

Is fiscal conservatism a thing – or does it signal a misunderstanding about the role of money creation?

Student are taught to follow a narrowly defined set of neoclassic principles. Shouldn’t they be taught to question more?

The velocity of money has been slowing since the eighties. Is it being driven by rising levels of credit?

Do we really understand what the main drivers of inflation are? Because whatever they are, they seem to be missing at the moment.

Climate is changing and we don’t seem to be eager to stop it. Is there a way economics can be deployed to change our ways?

Milton Friedman’s formula, on how the speed of money influences inflation and growth, missed on vital ingredient.

Sweden is almost entirely cashless? Is this the way of the future? And what if the machine stops?

The US economy seems to be going gangbusters whilst Europe’s growth has stalled and, possibly, is starting to wane. So why the disparity between the two?