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👉 Tap this post to get started. // Hey guys, it's Jordan - Dr. Steve Keen's business partner since 2022, going on year 4 now. Whew. I've mainly been helping Steve manage his paid Challenge group and have accidentally neglected this Free Group. I'll take full responsibility for that. Let me make up for my mistakes now. For some reason the free book bundle was linking somewhere else, when it should've just shown the download files. As promised, below are the 3 books that were promised - usually $104.97 USD, but 100% FREE for you guys here. Below are the details copied from Steve's email: 1. Funny Money ($34.99) – A humorous, visual reality check on the world of money (made with talented cartoonist, Miguel Guerra). 2. New Economics Sampler ($34.99) – Groundbreaking realities that demolish outdated assumptions. 3. Macroeconomics for Engineers ($34.99) – The newest one. Often referred as the "Elon Is Wrong" Amazon category-bestseller. A deep dive into market dynamics from an engineer’s perspective. Thank you for your patience & trusting Steve in fighting the mainstream delusions today. I really hope you enjoy these books as much as everyone else has. P.S. I'm curious, which book are you going to read first?My fav is the cartoons from Funny Money but others really love the Elon one
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Welcome! Access the Rebel Economist FREE Course + Funny Money book for free by tapping HERE. Also feel free to introduce yourself below. P.S. My name's Jordan and I've been Dr. Steve Keen's business partner for the last 2 years. Please reach out to Adam Maio, our Community Director for any assistance. We're happy to help.
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Hi everyone, Firstly, my thanks to you for signing up to this lecture series--and, I have to say, given the quality of discussions you're having, this community as well. I would now like your help in expanding this community. Please let me know if you'd be willing to do a testimonial about this course, either in video format (preferred) or text. You signed up in the early days, as you know, and frankly I wasn't sure myself how well this would work out. But I am now proud of the lectures I've put together, and I'm quite happy to tell people that this is both value for money and a worthy cause. But of course, that will be much more effective if it comes from you rather than me. So, if you're willing to help out here, can you say so in the replies here? Please also let me know what you prefer--video (which is preferred) or quick text (which you could write the latter in the reply if you feel inclined). I'll then pass these details on to Jordan, who will get in touch to arrange the videos. I expect that all it will take is say 30 seconds of you talking to your webcam--and spontaneously and live, rather than to a script. You'll need to say your name--which can be the whole kaboodle or just your first name, if you'd prefer to be somewhat anonymous. And then add what you think of the course, and your recommendation to people who are considering signing up. Cheers all, Steve PS I'm writing the slides I'll give at that commercial property talk in Barcelona on Tuesday week right now, after which I'll get back to writing the Ravel lecture. That will leave just the "critique of Neoclassical micro" lecture to finish and the first full set of lectures will be complete (well, except for the "flowchart side of Minsky" lecture which I noted that I'll give in every 2nd set of lectures, in place of the Godley Table lecture I gave in the current set of ten).
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Why is the eurozone struggling while politicians keep insisting that cutting spending will fix everything? Steve explains why the euro is the worst monetary system on the planet, and why the real issue may not be government spending at all. He breaks down what happens when government bonds are sold to : The central bank, Private banks AND The non-bank private sector The difference in outcomes is huge. 😬 One system supports money creation and growth. Another cancels it, leaves GDP unchanged, and sends government debt soaring. If you have ever wondered why austerity keeps failing, this one is for you. Drop your thoughts below once you have watched. Do you think the eurozone can survive its current fiscal rules? 👇
‘Regenerative Economics’ - a 2025 book by John Fullerton
I came upon this book because it shares a title with the workshop I recently attended by Jennifer Brandsberg-Engelmann. See https://www.skool.com/stevekeen/rebuilding-early-education-in-economics-regenerative-economics?p=c16f2fba I’m not sure if there’s a connection but this book has entirely the same viewpoint as Jennifer’s, even though she has a focus on secondary-school education. Fullerton aims at a wider audience, in a book that doesn’t offer solutions so much as frame the right questions - or rather it sets up an entirely different and appropriately-realistic attitude of mind. It address the problem that @Patrick Cunningham seems to have encountered recently with the UK Green Party. See https://www.skool.com/stevekeen/the-green-party-are-idealouges?p=4e83c3df Fullerman seems to be a classic case of the Prodigal Son, since he resigned from a top position at JP Morgan and spent at least a decade discovering all that was wrong with the world he had worked and prospered in for 20 years. I think his book is very relevant to the breadth of experience and interests that Skool members seem to have in looking for ways to reject and oppose the status quo that has led humanity to the brink. Might @Lucy Trinder especially like this book for its emphasis on holistic thinking? I especially like its insightful argument for something very innovative, suggesting an entirely new social institution based on recognising and claiming universally-shared ownership of the commons. Fullerton isn’t the source of that idea, but he makes a cracking good case for it. For me, that section alone justifies reading the book, because of the cascade of social and environmental justice that would likely result.
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