Economist Steve Keen talks to Phil Dobbie about the failings of the neoclassical economics and how it reflects on society.
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 474 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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I really enjoyed the analysis in the manufacturing fetishizing episode. It's great to listen to smart people discussing economics.
I really enjoyed the analysis in the manufacturing fetishizing episode. It's great to listen to smart people discussing economics.
Absolutely brilliant and refreshing. Keen is hilarious. But truthfully, if he ditched the chip on his shoulder he’d likely influence more thought leaders because he’s right about almost everything. Highly recommend, we’re hooked!
They come on this show and they don’t have a real plan and it shows. I love keen’s books, but this podcast is terrible. Very unfortunate because keen is brilliant.
I wanted to love this pod, but they just talk over and past each other and often seem to confuse one another (and even their guests). I like some of the ideas, I wish they could structure their discussions better (and avoid plugs for their products/ models).
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Focusing on the shortcomings of neoclassical economics, the discussions emphasize the necessity for alternative economic theories that align better with contemporary societal challenges. The dialogue spans a variety of pressing topics, including the implications of artificial intelligence on labor, the dynamics of wealth concentration, government spending, and the ethical considerations surrounding healthcare and welfare systems. Engaging commentary makes clear the hosts' positions on systemic inequality and critiques mainstream economic policies while exploring potential reforms that prioritize community and collective well-being. This content is particularly informative for those interested in economics, public policy, and social equity, ... more
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