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Predictions For 2010: Steve Keen

Posted by commoditywatch on December 13th, 2009

In part 1 of a series of shows looking at 2010, Dominic Frisby talks to Australian economist Steve Keen of Debtdeflation.com.

Click here to read Steve's essay of December 2009 on the global debt crisis, Debtwatch No 41, December 2009: 4 Years of Calling the GFC

Click here for more on the book, Debunking Economics.

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10 Responses to “Predictions For 2010: Steve Keen”

  1. Stan Says:

    loved Steve Keen.

    You have to get him back and have him talk about property. I want to hear Steve Keen and Garth Turner together.

  2. peterb Says:

    The audio is only going about 18 minutes. Is this correct?

  3. John Says:

    Excellent interview. Yes, would like to hear more from him also.

  4. littledavesab Says:

    good interview but really only covered an introduction to Keen’s work, despite the fact that he talks fast! I believe Keen is funded by public donations since he is now fighting the fight full time.

    Would like Dom to get him back in a few months.

    + Would have liked you to cover Australia - to sound out its possible safer (commodity) backed currency position and I guess being in the region Steve would be fairly clued up on Japan also.

    + Would have liked Keen to have talked more about Hyman Minsky’s theories

    http://www.debtdeflation.com/blogs/2009/01…aliersofcredit/ a REALLY good article I read a while back written by Steve Keen

  5. Rick Blaine Says:

    Good stuff.

    I completely agree with Keen’s take on gold.

    Quoting someone else - “If you think you need gold, you need lead more.”

  6. Freemon Sandlewould Says:

    …and why would you 2 think there is anything to Obama. He is a fraud and a thief. Why else would you have to force a “good idea” ( aka ObamaCare) on people? Well clearly because it is not a good deal. It is a scam to take more power. Just like global warming FYI.

  7. Socrates Says:

    Mr. Keen if he was so sure in 2005 with the outcome in 2007 would have shorted the market and be on a sunny island and would not need to write his “book.’

    Garth Turner…………please…another buffon from Canada. Garth knows nothing. I could easily MAKE ALL THESE PEOPLE LOOK REALLY SILLY…but I do not need to be on any show. I know too much and when you know too much you keep quiet…lest you end up like….*****N A*******G.

    All what is known to the public is false, apostate and a lie. So 9/11 is a lie, the crash in 2007 is a lie..is was meant to be and it happened purposely. If you understand that Jesus was a rebel and who he fought…it will all become clear to you…and you don’t have to be religious.

    Arabham, Ishmael, Mohammed. House of David…Jesus…true blood line. The chosen that the world knows are not the CHOSEN. REad reavelation…and you will get it.

    So with trading, politics, government etc.

    What you believe and learn is apostate…”free your mind and your money will follow.” Read true sources.

    In 2010….Short all except US index.

    “The future is known to those that believe” in the REbel….Jesus.

  8. Sports Says:

    I also completely agree with Keen’s view on comparison with Japan. I also believe in worldwide currency crise due to Debt

  9. Rapidshare SE Says:

    And I belive what is done with the currency and debt crisis was predicted by the strongest of the world. You know crisis is very profitable for people who have the lumpest sums of money. Pay attention that a lot of companies were nationalized or bought by other companies for a very low price.

  10. rapidshare Says:

    I agree with them. This is very nice post. thanks for sharing

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