This will be a repository of CfESI publications as the Center grows, but initially it provide links to reports from Steve Keen’s Debtwatch.
August 27, 2011: Are Australian house prices set to fall?
Bernanke’s Speech
This will be a repository of CfESI publications as the Center grows, but initially it provide links to reports from Steve Keen’s Debtwatch.
August 27, 2011: Are Australian house prices set to fall?
Bernanke’s Speech
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September 1, 2011 at 5:04 am
Just wondering as a recently signed up Fellow / Associate how to access the ebook
September 1, 2011 at 5:36 am
It’s not yet available Evan–even I don’t have a copy yet! It should be released on October 4th, at which time it will be available to all Fellows here.
In the meantime, you can read two sample chapters online at: http://debunkingeconomics.com/
October 6, 2011 at 2:57 am
Any sign of Debunking Economics (2nd edition)? should have been a out a few days now.
Keen to read!
October 6, 2011 at 4:49 am
Yes Leon,
It’s out but I have been so caught up with the launch and travelling that I haven’t got around to organising delivery yet. The membership plugin didn’t let me take people’s addresses. so I need to have them sent to me–and I’ll send out a bulk email now to get those. But I hope to have them on their way to recipients by early next week (except in the USA, where the delivery system won’t have the available till October 25.
October 6, 2011 at 10:38 am
Ok, no worries. Just checking. All the best with the launch, thanks!
January 6, 2012 at 12:06 am
Hi Steve,
Any chance we can download the 2nd edition yet?
January 6, 2012 at 12:55 am
Hi Cameron,
I’ll send it to you now via Amazon gift. Zed’s system wasn’t set up at the time the book came out, and it still isn’t, so I made the offer of sending signed copies to everyone promised an eBook instead (did you see that?). However there have been real hassles with the UK post instead, so now that I can gift from Amazon, I prefer that option.
May 19, 2012 at 4:54 am
Hello All,
My background is Electronics, but as I saw factories around me move offshore, I knew we were in deep trouble. For me, as a rather ignorant American (in spite of having lived in Europe for some 6 years in my 20s)it all began subtly in Germany and Greece where I worked as a Field Engineer with Bendix Radio. My mind was boggled by the astronomical amounts of money being spent just by the USAF (MAG).
Then, with Pres. R. Reagan in 1981 it began to fall apart as I saw it. Then in 2000, My wife Anne and I closed on a Home Mortgage upon moving from Florida to Oregon; we signed with company X, only to see it SOLD JUST WEEKS LATER to company Y; at that point, I suspected that something Machiavellian was a foot.
So few years ago, when forced to “retire” early, I began a personal study of Macro-Economics. It was soon obvious that most of the “Economists” were either incompetent, ignorant or corrupt – or all of the above.
In my current state of enlightened ignorance, Steve Keen and a few others I’ve come across – e.g. Michael Hudson and the Neo-Keynesians at U. of Missouri at Kansas City seem to make sense to this (hopefully more empathic than “ugly”) “American”.
Warm Regards to all of you and yours,
John C Schuler
Founder & Chief Strategist
OEM Solutions Group
Customer-Strategy Consultants
Portland, Oregon, USA
May 19, 2012 at 5:24 am
Thanks John,
As it happens, Michael and I are both friends and research colleagues, and I’ll be working with some of the UMKC economists shortly to help bring our analyses together.