Developing an economics for the post-crisis world

In a world reshaped by economic crises, Steve Keen offers a compelling collection of his seminal papers that dissect and challenge traditional economic theories. His work, spanning over fifteen years, serves as a critical examination of how conventional economics has often failed to address the complexities of real-world financial systems. Keen’s insights push readers to rethink their understanding of economic stability and chaos.

The collection weaves together innovative frameworks and empirical analysis, making a case for a new economics that is more reflective of contemporary challenges. Keen advocates for a model that incorporates behavioral economics, debt dynamics, and the interplay of financial markets, urging a departure from outdated paradigms.

By engaging with Keen's arguments, readers are prompted to explore the implications of today's economic landscape, considering how policies can be tailored to avert future crises. Keen invites economists, policymakers, and curious minds alike to rethink the foundations of economic thought in this transformative era.