Economist Steve Keen talks to Phil Dobbie about the failings of the neoclassical economics and how i
A meltdown seems to be happening in the Italian economy. Steve Keen tells Phil Dobbie that it’s the
Joh Madden sent us a message saying he wants to understand, in simple terms, why the interest paymen
Economic theory is based on the blatantly false assumption that perfect competition can be achieved
Karl Marx got a lot right, but he was wrong about the need to a revolution. In this podcast Prof Ste
Central banks like to control inflation using monetary theory (managing the cost of borrowing) as th
With Mark Zuckerberg being probed by the US government recently, and similar hearings being held in
Land, is of course, heavily constrained. In this podcast Phil Dobbie asks Professor Steve Keen wheth
It’s hard to support everything Vladamir Putin does – he probably was involved in the attack in Sali
In this podcast series Prof Steve Keen has repeatedly argued the importance of keeping an economy in
One of our podcast listeners, Arjen, asks the question, “Why don't you recommend a full-reserve bank
We’ve talked a lot on the Debunking Economics podcast about how energy is the only real driver of an
Britain’s productivity levels are 17 percent lower than the rest of the G7. A French worker could ta
Many people it seems have turned to cryptocurrencies as a way of side stepping banks – a technology
We know there is growing discontent around the world about the distribution of wealth and, it seems,
Just how much control does a country have over its own economy? We’ve seen wage growth stifled by in
We often hear the argument that house prices have risen so much because there’s a lack of supply. Po
The Oxford Review of Economic Policy devoted its entire latest edition to rebuilding macroeconomic t
Boris Johnson has, once again, argued that money saved in fees to the EU can be used to fund better
Migration is often blamed for unemployment. The fear that there are too many migrants stealing jobs
The collapse of Carillion is down to poor management but, as Phil Dobbie discusses with Prof Steve K
