Debunking Economics - the podcast

Debunking Economics - the podcast

Economist Steve Keen talks to Phil Dobbie about the failings of the neoclassical economics and how it reflects on society.

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Episoder(522)

Shadow Banks – are they a problem?

Shadow Banks – are they a problem?

A Debunking Economics listener asked for a podcast on the role of Shadow Banks. In particular, he wanted to know if shadow banks create money in the same way as conventional banks. The quick answer is...

17 Mai 201719min

Energy – the missing function of economics

Energy – the missing function of economics

Economists have always seen wealth as a function of capital and labour. In effect, people and machines create things which makes them money. But Steve Keen believes there’s a far more important consid...

8 Mai 201730min

If shares had a use-by date.

If shares had a use-by date.

Imagine if shares had a use by date. If you pass the shares issued by a company on to a secondary market, the clock starts ticking. What would that do to the valuation of shares – and why do we need t...

3 Mai 201722min

Should short selling be banned?

Should short selling be banned?

A big chunk of the trades that happen in shares are sold short. In other words, the trader takes a punt that the price will go down. In effect you sell something that you don’t own yet – like shares i...

24 Apr 201717min

Regional wealth diversity – how economics ignores the dimension of space

Regional wealth diversity – how economics ignores the dimension of space

London and the southeast accounts for a third of the UK’s gross disposable household income. The rest of the country somehow scrapes by. But it’s clear to see why. The proximity to other businesses me...

20 Apr 201723min

Does Modern Monetary Theory make sense?

Does Modern Monetary Theory make sense?

Modern Monetary Theory states that’s, because the government of a country is the monopoly supplier of money, it has an unlimited capacity to pay for things and provide funds for other sectors. If the ...

17 Apr 201731min

Lies, damn lies and employment statistics

Lies, damn lies and employment statistics

Figures out in the US last week showed the unemployment rate had dropped to just 4.5 percent, a long way from the 10% rate back in 2009. Yet Donald Trump won an election, in part, because he was there...

13 Apr 201719min

Do minimum wages reduce inequality?

Do minimum wages reduce inequality?

Mark Perry, Professor of Economics and Finance at the University of Michigan, believes that raising the minimum wage will push costs up so high companies won’t be able to afford them. He wrote in his ...

10 Apr 201727min

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