Debunking Economics - Supplement to Revised and Expanded Edition: The Naked Emperor Dethroned? Paperback – 12 Jan. 2011

Debunking Economics should be compulsory reading for every economics student. Unfortunately it won't be, because then they would know that everything they were being taught on their economics degree was utter horse***t. Having read Steve Keen's book, I now describe myself as a recovering economist - it is truly revelationary. This supplement is essential, as Keen tries to describe economic theory in the main book using just words and no graphs. And, to be honest, even though I studied economics and already know the theory, without the graphs it's incomprehensible. If you're going to buy the book, buy this supplement to go with it. It will be impossible to get to grips with the material without it.

1e 2011 supplement for the 2e of  Debunking Economics  There are 120 figures in monochrome with no text. They illustrate economic data for the USA mainly and models for neo-classical economics, Sraffa, linear complexity, Keynes, Godwin and Minsky. Not enough abbreviations are explained and Fig. 45 is probably wrong. Fig. 29 has a typo for the first maximum make minimum. It is only of use with the text bookYou can download this for free as well as the free Kindle version of the main book at www debtdeflation com / blogs / debunkingeconomics

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