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The OECD established NAEC (“New Approaches to Economic Challenges”; see http://www.oecd.org/naec/) in response to its failure to warn of the economic crisis that began in August 2007, and which led, a year later, to the collapse of Lehman Brothers. This is my ten minute talk to NAEC’s conference “10 Years after the failure of Lehman ...
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The OECD established NAEC (“New Approaches to Economic Challenges”; see http://www.oecd.org/naec/) in response to its failure to warn of the economic crisis that began in August 2007, and which led, a year later, to the collapse of Lehman Brothers. This is my ten minute talk to NAEC’s conference “10 Years after the failure of Lehman ...
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Steve Keen considers the following as important:
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