Every crisis has given rise to a new economics – where’s ours?

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I spoke at a conference in Glasgow in September on Reinventing the Economy. Anatole Kaletsky, author of Capitalism 4.0, chaired the session I spoke in. His introductory talk is, I think, worth thinking both for his brief and effective destruction of the language of much of current economics but also for the offer of the idea that economic crises should create new insights into economic thinking, matched by the question, where is ours?


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