My old friend Prem Sikka, who now sits in the House of Lords as Lord Sikka, drew my attention yesterday to a couple of answers
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A commentator on this blog called Jeremy Holmes posted this question yesterday: As a non-economist I am totally  – but perhaps naively – persuaded by
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We are heading into an economic crisis on a scale comparable to the aftermath of a World War. Supply chains are fracturing. Energy costs are
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Just about everything you have been told about stock markets and the UK economy is wrong. Politicians talk nonsense about stock markets. Financial advisors repeat
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I recently sat down with Steve Keen to explore a deeply uncomfortable truth: the global economic system is far more fragile than mainstream economics admits.
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The Financial Times has reported that EU officials are urging governments to prevent member states from offering support to households and businesses in response to the latest
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What if everything you think about money is wrong?  And does it matter for the UK economy if it is? Most people believe governments must
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This discussion took place at the recent Scottish Economics Festival: This is the transcript: Will: And now you’re aware of a report that I wrote
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Patricia Pino has written a thoughtful and detailed response to my recent posts on modern monetary theory (MMT) and the Job Guarantee (JG), which I
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