About Steve
Steve Keen is an Australian economist specialising in post-Keynesian economics and financial instability. He has built an international reputation for challenging orthodox neoclassical economics and developing models that centre private debt, banking and financial dynamics. He was among the few economists to forecast the 2008 global financial crisis and received the Revere Award from the Real-World Economics Review. His research spans complex systems macroeconomics, money creation, climate economics and the mathematical foundations of economic theory.
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Known for
- Early forecasting of the 2008 financial crisis
- Post-Keynesian economics and critique of neoclassical theory
- Development of debt-deflation economic models
- Work on financial instability drawing on Hyman Minsky
- Authorship of Debunking Economics
- Complex systems macroeconomics
- Money creation and banking dynamics
- Economist
- Author
- Researcher
- Speaker
- Economics
- Finance
- Policy
- Post-Keynesian economics
- Financial instability
- Private debt and credit
- Money creation
- Banking dynamics
- Economic crises
- Climate change economics
- Energy economics
- Neoclassical economic theory
- Hyman Minsky financial instability hypothesis
- Economic modelling
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