Tag Archives: Robert Skidelsky

James K. Galbraith reviews Robert Skidelsky's Money and Government:The Past and Future of  Economics, Yale University Press, 2018 American Affairs Volume II, Number 4 (Winter 2018): 79–86 The Past and Future of Political EconomyJames K. Galbraith |

Here Skidelsky gives lecture 5 of a series at the University of Warwick on economics. This lecture concerns distribution and macroeconomics.[embedded content]

Here Skidelsky gives lecture 4 of a series at the University of Warwick on economics. This lecture concerns banks and banking reform.[embedded content]

Here Skidelsky gives lecture 3 of a series at the University of Warwick on economics. This lecture concerns fiscal policy.[embedded content]

Here Skidelsky gives lecture 2 of a series at the University of Warwick on economics. This lecture is a discussion of central banks and monetary policy, especially before the crisis of 2008.[embedded content]

Robert Skidelsky, author of Keynes: The Return of the Master (London, rev. edn. 2010), speaks below in an interview on the state of neoclassical economics, banks, and inequality. Unfortunately, I don’t think Skidelsky sees the how rotten the current EU is and the merits of a possible Brexit, but apart from this there is much of interest here.[embedded content]