Steve Keen applies this ‘simple insight’ to how he thinks the global economy actually works Steve Keen is Distinguished Research Fellow, Institute for Strategy, Resilience & Security (ISRS) at UCL Cross-posted from Steve Keen’s Website […]
As Steve Keen points out, the discourse of mainstream economists concerning stopping climate change is as wrong as its discourse on economics. Until we bin the whole lot and develop a completely new discourse concerning […]
“Max quizzes me about the failure of negative interest rates, the promise of a Green New Deal or a Trump infrastructure package, and about Ray Dalio’s failure of capitalism claims. I raised the spectre of […]
Cafe Weltschmerz is a Dutch discussion forum which interviews a very wide range of speakers for a predominantly Dutch audience. This is Steve´s second interview on the Cafe, conducted by Paul Buitink They covered a […]
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 […]
This talk at the European Central Bank covers the failure of economic theorists of all persuasions, not only Neoclassical, to properly incorporate energy into their models of production, and the failure of Neoclassical economists to […]
This is my keynote presentation at the 1st European Modern Monetary conference. I cover the fallacies that mainstream economists believe about money and why they are wrong, how their decision to ignore banks, money, credit […]
There is probably no economic fallacy that is so difficult to correct than that of Swabian hausfrau economics (you can only spend what you have) having no relevance with regard to public finance. Steve Keen […]
Steve covers why the Neoclassical model of banking known as “Loanable Funds” is a dangerously misleading caricature of actual banking, why credit has a crucial role in macroeconomics, and why savings is a sensible activity […]
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