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This final lecture covers the topic of money in economic instability–both the dispute over whether the Neoclassical Loanable Funds or the Post Keynesian Endogenous Money model is more realistic, the economics implications of the latter, and how the Open Source economic modeling program Minsky can be used to model either theory.
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This final lecture covers the topic of money in economic instability–both the dispute over whether the Neoclassical Loanable Funds or the Post Keynesian Endogenous Money model is more realistic, the economics implications of the latter, and how the Open Source economic modeling program Minsky can be used to model either theory.
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Steve Keen considers the following as important:
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