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Trump’s Presidency created optimism for many – those looking for work and investors who expect his i
Journalist Phil Dobbie and economist Steve Keen agree on lots of things, but fall on either side of
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The economy has always suffered the impacts of boom and bust cycles. Reserve banks and governments t
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In this edition of the Debunking Economics podcast Phil Dobbie asks Professor Steve Keen why the eco
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The media, governments and mainstream economists are obsessed with concerns over government debt. Ye
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Milton Friedman had a theory that the wealth of a nation was determined by the amount of money and t
In this podcast Phil Dobbie talks with Steve Keen about the rationale behind government austerity me
In this episode Steve Keen argues that monopolies commissions have got it wrong, believing the consu
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