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Steve Keen gives a lecture below on the macroeconomics of loanable funds and endogenous money using his program Minsky.[embedded content]

In the video below on RT.[embedded content]

This is lecture 10 of Steve Keen’s course at Kingston University in the UK. This lecture concerns the history of money and the certain myths of fractional reserve banking.[embedded content]

This is lecture 4 of Steve Keen’s course at Kingston University in the UK. It concerns the Post Keynesian school.[embedded content]

An interesting interview below with Steve Keen on economics and the ideology of neoclassical theory.[embedded content]

This is lecture 6 of Steve Keen’s course on economics at Kingston University in the UK. It concerns the theories of Hyman Minsky, financial instability, the Great Depression and the global financial crisis of 2008.[embedded content]

Steve Keen speaks below on the catastrophe that is the Eurozone, and this is lecture 7 that is part of Keen’s course at Kingston University in the UK.[embedded content]

Steve Keen gives an interesting lecture below on the Austrian school of economics.[embedded content]Some critical points: (1) it is an oversimplification to say that Austrians do not support equilibrium as the essential feature of a capitalist economy (see 2.20 onwards), though admittedly there is some balance in this point later on. In fact, it is really only the stream of Austrian economics connected with Ludwig Lachmann that questions whether a tendency to general equilibrium is a feature...

This is a discussion by Steve Keen of mathematics in economics and the abuse of mathematics in neoclassical theory. More discussion of the issue here and here.[embedded content]