Debunking Economics - the podcast

The growth of credit is slowing money down


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In this podcast Prof Steve Keen and Phil Dobbie revisit the velocity of money, with a focus on how increasing credit is a major determinant in why the speed of money transfers has been slowing markedly since the eighties. But, it’s not just that. As Steve observes, its part of a complex system. Far more complex than Friedman’s MV=PY equation. We also include comments from listeners who listened to the first podcast on this topic.

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Debunking Economics - the podcastBy Steve Keen & Phil Dobbie

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