Here Skidelsky gives lecture 2 of a series at the University of Warwick on economics. This lecture is a discussion of central banks and monetary policy, especially before the crisis of 2008.
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Thursday, January 28, 2016
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Steve Keen on Non-Equilibrium Economics: Lecture 2
This is Lecture 2 (“Lecture 2: The Founding Fathers of Disequilibrium Economics”) of a series of 5 lectures by Steve Keen on non-equilibrium economics, given in Quito (Ecuador) at FLACSO (the Latin American Social Sciences Institute) in September, 2013.
In this second lecture, Keen examines Marx, Schumpeter, Fisher, Keynes, MichaĆ Kalecki, and Minsky as disequilibrium economists.
In this second lecture, Keen examines Marx, Schumpeter, Fisher, Keynes, MichaĆ Kalecki, and Minsky as disequilibrium economists.
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non-equilibrium economics,
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