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Deus Ex Imperium: Economic Instability and Political (Ir)reslience

Thoughtlet wrote 1 week ago: I’ve been a fan of Steve Keen for a while. He kept me sane during the latter half of a (neo-cl … more →

Tags: capitalism, Steve Keen, Political Economy, Economics, Schumpeter, Resilience, system dynamics, Finance, New Deal

The Only Aussie Economist To Predict The GFC Shows Treasury Department How The Economy Really Works4 comments

The Blissful Ignoramus wrote 3 weeks ago: This past Friday, Professor Steve Keen – the only Australian economist to predict the GFC and … more →

Tags: Steve Keen, Debt, endogenous money, debt deflation, usury, debt accelerator, Australian Treasury, Macroeconomics, credit impulse

FT Alphaville: China's 'Minsky-ish' Credit Expansion

sdellacava wrote 3 weeks ago: Are China’s rising levels of credit growth and slowing GDP growth foreshadowing a future crisi … more →

Tags: China, China 2, FT Alphaville, credit expansion

Keen: Instability May Not Be Optional

sdellacava wrote 3 weeks ago: Steve Keen discusses what he considers to be at the heart of the problem in economic modeling today: … more →

Tags: Economics, Economics 2, speculative bubble, Keen, capitalism

Proudly A Birther.

sebassh wrote 1 month ago: I have never denied I am proudly a Birther. I was born in the United States, am proudly a citizen an … more →

Tags: The Commie Bash, commie, Communist, communism, obama, Terrorist, Marx, karl, Stalin

Anticipating the Singularity

vonkohorn wrote 2 months ago: If you don’t know about the singularity, here is some background and context. I love Ray Kurzw … more →

Tags: Tech, Brain In A Jar, The Future, Just For Fun, Science, Software, technology, AI, Kurzweil

The Green Energy Bubble of the late 2010s1 comment

nemoincognito wrote 3 months ago: Maybe Matt Taibbi was right – green energy is the next bubble. I don’t mean this in a pe … more →

Tags: solar, Energy, bubble

Will You Help Revolutionise Economics?14 comments

The Blissful Ignoramus wrote 3 months ago: Back in April 2010, I joined with and supported Professor Steve Keen on his week-long Keenwalk to Ko … more →

Tags: Debt, endogenous money, kickstarter, monetary circuit theory, Steve Keen

The Educators2 comments

Hudson wrote 3 months ago: The Educators Column and photo by Hudson Lofchie —–   When asked to name some of th … more →

Tags: Journalism, Lifestyle, Science, UC Davis, hudson lofchie, universe, Aggie, California Aggie, Education

Debunking Economics, Part XVIII: Response to Criticisms (2/2)101 comments

Unlearningecon wrote 4 months ago: This is the second part of my response to criticisms of Keen’s Debunking Economics. In my prev … more →

Tags: Economics, Steve Keen, DSGE, Debunking Economics, Equilibrium, Stock-Flow Consistent Models, Alternatives to DSGE, Labour Theory of Value

Dirk Bezemer disinforms Sweden

Thomas Colignatus wrote 4 months ago: The Swedish tv program World of Science had a broadcast on ‘Economic Science and the Debt Crisis’ (Y … more →

Tags: Anatomy of Holland, Dealing with truth anyway, Monitoring progress, Godley, bezemer, Sweden

Chomsky and the Google man Norvig, On The Nature Of AI and Science1 comment

sciencepolice2010 wrote 5 months ago: Recently a heap big pow-wow in the big chiefs’ wigwam hashed out the essence not just of AI bu … more →

Tags: Philosophy of Science, Artificial Intelligence, Science, Chomsky, Norvig, marr, AI, evolution of language, MIT

Financial Recessions - they really are different4 comments

globalmacromatters wrote 6 months ago: The blogosphere and press have recently been energised by a discussion about financial recessions. T … more →

Tags: Financial Recession, Keynes, Investment theory

It's The Monetary System Stoopid!4 comments

guidoamm wrote 7 months ago: This week’s note from John Mauldin “The Economic Singularity” is a good read. On one hand, I feel re … more →

Tags: Current events: economics & politics, diminishing marginal utility of debt, Mauldin, economic singularity

Barons of Burlesque: The Minskys

travsd wrote 7 months ago: The most famous patronymic in the annals of burlesque management was to arrive late in the game … more →

Tags: Burlesk, Jews/ Show Biz, Impresarios, burlesque, Minksy Brothers

Capitalism, Blood, and Gore

Orlando Roncesvalles wrote 9 months ago: Is there such a thing as “sustainable” capitalism? Long ago, Keynes warned that laissez … more →

Tags: Capital Markets, ponzi, Economic Thought, technology, Keynes, Al Gore, Investments, Private Equity, Schumpeter

The Cantillon Effect59 comments

Aziz wrote 9 months ago: Expansionary monetary policy constitutes a transfer of purchasing power away from those who hold old … more →

Tags: Economics 2, Federal Reserve, Finance, federal reserve, Ben Bernanke, Jamie Dimon, Jon Corzine, Steve Keen, moral hazard

Quote of the Day

Mesocosm wrote 10 months ago: “Now, when we said, ‘Minds are simply what brains do,’ that should have made us as … more →

Tags: Ephemera

This morning in Central New Jersey

riverdaughter wrote 11 months ago: Nice thunderstorm.  Ahhhh….  I’m snug under the covers listening to Krugman’s 201o … more →

Tags: General, krugman, Thunderstorm


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