Professor Steve Keen is an Australian economist renowned for his critical stance on mainstream economic theories, particularly neoclassical economics. He holds degrees from the University of Sydney and a Ph.D. from the University of New South Wales. Keen has become a prominent figure for his analyses of financial instability and economic crises, advocating for the…
Nearly 90% of Brits feel that the cost of living crisis is ongoing, despite the Chancellor writing in the Times last week that “the economic picture is far better than many would have you believe”. It is expected that Wednesday’s inflation numbers will bring news that the Bank of England’s 2% target has finally been…
Dan Tubb is a former Venture Capitalist focused on Emerging Technologies & Digital Trends. Now he mines Bitcoin & podcasts about the end of the financial system. In this episode, Dan explained to me his terrifying hypothesis about what the future of the world of finance faces. The British economy faces three prospects, tax rises,…
Christopher Leonard is the author of the new book The Lords of Easy Money: How the Federal Reserve Broke the American Economy. If you asked most people what forces led to today’s unprecedented income inequality and financial crashes, no one would say the Federal Reserve. For most of its history, the Fed has enjoyed the…
Melissa Ciummei first came across my radar after I saw her speak at an anti-vaccine passport protest in Belfast about the concept of digital ID and a financial reset. Once I delved further into her work, I saw that Melissa was discussing ideas of good and evil, CBDCs, crypto, and above all, she was warning…
Have you ever wondered how a government budget works? How borrowing works? Whether the magic money tree really exists? Positive Money are a group hoping to educate people on how a sovereign government has the ability to create and spend money. Simon Youel is Head of Policy & Advocacy at Positive Money, a non-profit research…
