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This lecture covers the Post Keynesian school of thought in economics, focusing mainly on its modern emphasis upon endogenous money, sectoral balances, and Minsky’s Financial Instability Hypothesis. I also show how to do non-equilibrium modeling (using my Open Source modeling program Minsky of course). [embedded content] Click here to download the Powerpoint slides.
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This lecture covers the Post Keynesian school of thought in economics, focusing mainly on its modern emphasis upon endogenous money, sectoral balances, and Minsky’s Financial Instability Hypothesis. I also show how to do non-equilibrium modeling (using my Open Source modeling program Minsky of course). [embedded content] Click here to download the Powerpoint slides.
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This lecture covers the Post Keynesian school of thought in economics, focusing mainly on its modern emphasis upon endogenous money, sectoral balances, and Minsky’s Financial Instability Hypothesis. I also show how to do non-equilibrium modeling (using my Open Source modeling program Minsky of course).