Where does money come from? Lecture by Stephanie Kelton: Rethinking fiscal policy. Every school kid, worker to retiree should understand this so we can ask the real question: How to use our resources to serve […]
Just because the EU has declared austerity is over, it is not. To the contrary it is continuing unabated in reality, just not according to state and corporate media. Dean Baker is an American macroeconomist […]
Today the British Treasury announced a massive surplus for January. As we know, there is no such thing as a free lunch, so who is paying the bill. Here the answer: ‘Fixing’ the public sector […]
Germany has adopted the strategy that it can permanently game its Eurozone partners through its mercantilist approach. Read here
This is an interesting new development and well worth following. Contemporary economics is finally breaking free from its market fetishism, offering plenty of tools we can use to make society more inclusive. Read here
30 January 2019, Steve Keen in Berlin in our series “Economics beyond the Swabian hausfrau”. Begins at 6:30 If you are tired of complaining about how awful state and corporate media is and wish for […]
The enfant terrible of euro-economics and former Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis reloaded his gun and shot: Profits from the European Central Bank should be used for a European Poverty Fund. Read here
Thomas Fazi on Italy’s economic woes and the populist backlash. Read here
What Prem Sikka writes is relevant for most of Europe. Austerity has not only meant cutting back necessary public spending, ubt also a major inequlity in the distribution of wealth. In the meantime we are […]
Neo-liberal interests in the EU are getting fed up with the political developments in Spain. Not only are Catalonia and the Basque country questioning the authority of the national government, but much of the population […]
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