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Inflation like a red balloon Steve Keen Do you know why most of the Central Banks around the world are…
Systemically corrupt capitalism – part 2 Evan Jones This article by Dr Evan Jones follows on from the first part…
The coming global financial revolution part 2 Russia Is Following the American Playbook – Ellen Brown This is the second…
Thoughts about full employment Ellis Winningham The commentary below has been extracted from a Facebook posting by Ellis Winningham which…
Degrowth: how much is needed? Ted Trainer Recent authors in The Conversation, Pearls and Irritations and ERA Review have stated…
A Green New Deal must not be tied to economic growth Giorgos Kallis We must not reproduce the ideology of…
An update from Sustainable Prosperity Action Group Gabrielle Bond and Steven Hail Like it or not, economics has become the…
The dead parrot of mainstream economics Steve Keen For those that are too young to remember, the legendary English comedy…
Is it rational to be a sociopath? Asad Zaman Microeconomics textbooks present the infamous “homo economicus” as an ideal of…
The nature of capitalism Jason Hickel People often assume that capitalism is defined by “markets and trade”. But markets and…
Stephanie Kelton is an adjunct professor with Torrens University Stephanie Kelton is professor of economics and public policy at Stony…
Setting the economic agenda Wayne McMillan Economic and financial commentators, central bank gurus, policy research spokespeople and treasury boffins use…
Monetary and fiscal policy frameworks for Australia part 2 John Haly This is a continuation of my October 2022 submissions…
Homelessness study report and competitive neutrality Colin Cook The critique of the Productivity Commission’s ‘Review Study Report on the Housing…
Ecological reasoning demands perspectives that mainstream economics is designed to obliterate Gregory Daneke “Given the numerous disasters exhibited of late…
The transition to a steady-state economy: reply to Michael Keating [1] Mark Diesendorf This article is a response to a…
The debt ceiling limit is destructive, duplicative and dumb Stephanie Kelton In a previous issue of ERA Review we drew…
The money multiplier – neat, plausible, and utterly wrong Lars Syll The mainstream textbook concept of money multiplier assumes that…
A comment on Bernanke’s Nobel lecture James K. Galbraith There is no doubt that Ben Bernanke is a nice fellow,…
Sustainability and the New Economics: Boundaries which should not be broken Steven Hail Suppose you were an Australian politician, very…