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This first lecture introduces my section of this subject: five lectures on Neoclassical economics, three on Post Keynesian, and two on Marxian. I start this lecture with the criticisms of Neoclassical economics by The Guardian’s Economics Editor Larry Elliott, and the response of several IFS (Institute for Fiscal Studies) economists arguing that Elliott misunderstood the ...
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This first lecture introduces my section of this subject: five lectures on Neoclassical economics, three on Post Keynesian, and two on Marxian. I start this lecture with the criticisms of Neoclassical economics by The Guardian’s Economics Editor Larry Elliott, and the response of several IFS (Institute for Fiscal Studies) economists arguing that Elliott misunderstood the ...
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Steve Keen considers the following as important:
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