I am considering what series of videos we might want to make next.<\/p>\n
The wealth series has several more videos to go, but I will, I suspect, complete it next week, and I do plan these things in advance.<\/p>\n
There are two options on the cards at present. One is a series explaining what bonds are, what their significance is, and how they function within the economy, as well as how the bond market might be reformed. Given the confusion surrounding bonds, there appears to be justification for such a series, but I am also considering an alternative.<\/p>\n
This is a series on the myths that underpin neoclassical and neoliberal economics. They, I should stress, are not the same. Neoclassical economics is appropriately described as a theory, whilst neoliberal economics might be more correctly described as an ideology. Although they are linked, the assumptions differ.<\/p>\n
I have often been asked about the assumptions underpinning both these ways of thinking and how to tackle them. I am, as a consequence, considering such a series and how to write it. An outline plan suggests that it could be up to 20 videos in this series, which would have to be spread over a reasonable period of time.<\/p>\n
I suspect that both series will, eventually, be made, but which would you prefer first of all? There is a poll below, and if you want to suggest an alternative, the comment section is available.<\/p>\n
Which series of videos should I make next?<\/strong><\/p>\n\t\t