Steve Keen gave this short talk in Hong Kong at an Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET)conference, and speaks on private debt and neoclassical economics.
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I was there and Keen was one of the best speakers at this conference. Was very much disappointed by Nobel Prize Laureates and big shot economists (Lords Turner and Skidelsky being the two exceptions I would rank with Keen) as I am not sure whether they understood what "New Economic Thinking" might actually mean.
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