Innovation or Obsolescence? The Economic Dilemma.
Read More »The Myth of Taxation Explained.
The Myth of Taxation Explained.
Read More »Banking Sector: The Real Problem?
Banking Sector: The Real Problem?
Read More »It’s Time for the Truth
The good folks at Applied MMT will join in on this weeks livestream to show of the new MESSSI (Macro Economic System State Simulator). This also mark the start of the Third season of Real-Time with Steve Keen & Friends. Yeah... Economics was wrong, and its time for that truth to be known, but its about to be a whole lot better, watch this stream to find out why. You can fined out more on Applied MMT here: https://appliedmmt.com/
Read More »Childish Economics Must End!
Childish Economics Must End!
Read More »Credit Drives Economic Performance, Not Beliefs.
Credit Drives Economic Performance, Not Beliefs.
Read More »QE: Fueling the Wealth Divide
Quantitative easing is often hailed as a necessary tool for economic recovery. But let’s take a closer look. It’s like giving a lifeline to a drowning swimmer while ignoring the fact that he’s swimming in a pool of sharks. The wealthy, who own the majority of shares, are the ones benefiting from rising stock prices. Meanwhile, the average person is left treading water, gasping for air. This isn’t just a minor inconvenience; it’s a widening chasm of...
Read More »The Great Depression: Can It Happen Again?
The Great Depression: Can It Happen Again?
Read More »Ignore Debt at Your Peril
Economic stability is often viewed as a distant goal. Many believe that simply managing government debt will suffice. This is a dangerous misconception. Ignoring private debt levels is like ignoring a ticking time bomb. When households are over-leveraged, they can’t spend. This leads to reduced demand, which spirals into economic downturns. The Great Depression is a prime example. As private debt soared, spending plummeted. The more people tried to pay off their debts,...
Read More »Naive Economics for Kindergarten Kids
Naive Economics for Kindergarten Kids
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