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Paul Krugman, Steve Keen and the mysticism of Keynesian economics. As promised, let me return to the debate within Keynesianism between Paul Krugman, Nobel prize winner and guru of orthodox Keynesianism and Steve Keen, the upstart radical ‘Minsky-Keynesian’, over what are the key processes of modern capitalism and the cause of the Great Recession.
Steve Keen has recently revised and expanded his excellent book, Debunking Economics ( and his attacks on mainstream economics, the nature of capitalist crisis and what to do about it provoked the great columnist of the New York Times and scourge of the Republicans, Paul Krugman, to respond. Krugman wasted no time in dismissing Keen’s ideas in his daily blog as “mysticism”( Keen responded sharply and then a long debate ensued with loads of other economists with their blogs entering the fray. You can follow the twists and turns in the debate at So I suppose it’s my turn. But first is this debate important and interesting? So what are the issues at debate?
What does Marx say about this? What does Marx say? Relative scarcity. Economics is all about how economic agents (e.g. consumers, producers, governments, etc) make decisions about the use of resources (such as our land and labour) that exist in economies.
These decisions must be made because every nation demands countless goods and services that require resources (or factors of production) to produce them. However, nation’s resources are limited when compared to the demands placed upon them. This creates an ‘imbalance’ that is referred to as the problem of relative scarcity. Typically, our resources fall into four major categories: Land and natural resources (e.g. forests, minerals, water, etc.)Capital resources (e.g. machinery, robotics, trucks, etc.)Labour resources (e.g. workers such teachers, managers, etc.)Entrepreneurial resources (e.g. EconStor: Home. Oil Prices & Energy News: Crude Oil Price Charts, Investment Advice. TheMoneyIllusion. Freakonomics. EDIRC/RePEc: Economics Departments, Institutes and Research Centers in the World. NEP: New Economics Papers. Economic Logic. Marginal REVOLUTION — Small Steps Towards A Much Better World.
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