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Beware retroactive witch-hunts: economists will not be spared

15 July 2019
Society and Culture

Beware retroactive witch-hunts: economists will not be spared

Len Shackleton
15 July 2019
The eugenics furore at University College London, where a committee is considering removing the names of Marie Stopes and Francis … Continue reading “Beware retroactive witch-hunts: economists will not be spared”

Keynes Hayek: The Clash That Defined Modern Economics

14 January 2013

Keynes Hayek: The Clash That Defined Modern Economics

G. R. Steele
14 January 2013
A review of Keynes Hayek: The Clash That Defined Modern Economics by Nicholas Wapshott. As the Luftwaffe targeted culturally-rich cities … Continue reading “Keynes Hayek: The Clash That Defined Modern Economics”

Singing Keynes’ praises

19 September 2012

Singing Keynes’ praises

Philip Booth
19 September 2012
Monday night’s BBC documentary Keynes in the Masters of Money series will be followed by two others on Hayek and … Continue reading “Singing Keynes’ praises”

Krugman’s liquidity trap claptrap

29 February 2012

Krugman’s liquidity trap claptrap

Tim Congdon
29 February 2012
Free market capitalism is the best system of economic organisation ever devised. The 20th century demonstrated that it is consistent … Continue reading “Krugman’s liquidity trap claptrap”

From naivety to sophistry – Keynesian arguments on both sides of the Atlantic

20 February 2012

From naivety to sophistry – Keynesian arguments on both sides of the Atlantic

Philip Booth
20 February 2012
Recent US growth figures seem to have re-energised naive Keynesians who, lacking any real evidence or credible prior theory for … Continue reading “From naivety to sophistry – Keynesian arguments on both sides of the Atlantic”

Hayek’s overcoat

24 August 2011

Hayek’s overcoat

G. R. Steele
24 August 2011
Lord Robert Skidelsky is unlikely to have understood the anecdote in his opening remarks in the LSE Hayek/Keynes debate. He … Continue reading “Hayek’s overcoat”

Keynes vs Hayek debate

4 August 2011

Keynes vs Hayek debate

Jamie Whyte
4 August 2011
Jamie Whyte is the Head of Research and Publications at Oliver Wyman, a strategy consulting firm specialising in the financial … Continue reading “Keynes vs Hayek debate”

Will Keynes Be Buried Once and for All?

11 July 2011

Will Keynes Be Buried Once and for All?

Mark Littlewood
11 July 2011
The impact of fiscal stimulus packages is very limited in the short-run and positively damaging in the long-run. That was … Continue reading “Will Keynes Be Buried Once and for All?”

Economic theory’s identity crisis: why Keynesianism must go

14 June 2011

Economic theory’s identity crisis: why Keynesianism must go

Steven Kates
14 June 2011
After writing ‘you cannot make an economy grow through public spending’ I received this touching statement of Keynesian faith in … Continue reading “Economic theory’s identity crisis: why Keynesianism must go”

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