Showing posts with label lecture 2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lecture 2. Show all posts

Thursday, January 28, 2016

Robert Skidelsky: Lecture 2: Monetary Policy

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.

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, MichaƂ Kalecki, and Min­sky as dis­e­qui­lib­rium economists.