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Is Economics Education Fit for the 21st Century?
More than 15 yrs after the 2007/8 GFC, Rethinking Economics England & Wales - the student movement that swept the UK (and many parts of the world) calling for a drastic overhaul of the econ curriculum - reports its findings.
rethinkeconomics.org/2024/05/01/is-…
How does economics teaching address the climate crisis, colonialism and real world issues?
A report from Rethinking Economics England & Wales and Post Crash Economics answers this question ⬇️
And gives 4 recommendations on how economics teaching needs to change! ✅
🔗 bit.ly/3UET5yH
Carolina Alves Rethinking Economics England & Wales CORE Econ Economics Observatory Discover Economics Developing Economics Diversifying and Decolonising Economics (D-Econ) Rebuilding Macroeconomics Mariana Mazzucato Diane Coyle Kate Raworth Damien Smith Exactly. Economics detached itself from reality. Today's students are no longer buying it. And for good reason. The antidote is systems thinking, which helps explain the 'sort of thinking' that the practice has been and why it has been so influential despite all its flaws.
Karsten Kohler
Katharina Bohnenberger
Leonhard Dobusch
LUBS Economics Department
Mark Kirstein @[email protected]
Max Grünberg
Michalis Nikiforos
Patrick Mellacher
Patrick Mokre
Philipp Heimberger
Plurale Ökonomik
Rafael Wildauer
Rethinking Economics
Rethinking Economics England & Wales
Rethinking Economics NL
Santi Sanchez-Pages
Sebastian Dullien
Sebastian Gechert
Steffen Lange
Carolina Alves Dr. Steve Keen Rethinking Economics England & Wales CORE Econ Economics Observatory Discover Economics Developing Economics Diversifying and Decolonising Economics (D-Econ) Rebuilding Macroeconomics Mariana Mazzucato Diane Coyle Kate Raworth Damien Smith Economists: (14/12) A faith-based ideology is the basic tenant of current microeconomics and macroeconomics as taught in our universities, but they are flawed. To try to… eaarthsblogtumblr.wordpress.com/2023/12/14/eco…
Jan Weber Daniel Mayerhoffer Jan Schulz-Gebhard Institut für Sozioökonomie Armin Aminian Economists for Future DE @econ4future.bsky.social In der Wirtschaft Plurale Ökonomik Bamberg Achim Truger Adam Aboobaker Alexander Guschanski Alfredo Saad-Filho Annina Kaltenbrunner Ben Tippet Carolina Alves Clara Schaeper Claudius Gräbner-Radkowitsch Costas Lapavitsas Daniel Obst Karsten Kohler Katharina Bohnenberger Leonhard Dobusch LUBS Economics Department Mark Kirstein @[email protected] Max Grünberg Max Hauser (maxhsr.bsky.social) Michalis Nikiforos Patrick Mellacher Patrick Mokre @PEGFA Philipp Heimberger Plurale Ökonomik Rafael Wildauer Rethinking Economics Rethinking Economics England & Wales Rethinking Economics NL Santi Sanchez-Pages Sebastian Dullien Sebastian Gechert Steffen Lange
Dr. Steve Keen Benjamin W Carolina Alves Rethinking Economics England & Wales CORE Econ Economics Observatory Discover Economics Developing Economics Diversifying and Decolonising Economics (D-Econ) Rebuilding Macroeconomics Mariana Mazzucato Kate Raworth Damien Smith Science proceeds one funeral at a time
This looks really interesting & we'd love to be there. Is it being recorded Rethinking Economics England & Wales? Will be interested to see whether the chat feeds into A-Level and GCSE. Alternative ideas from people like Daly & Ostrom should be looked at but with limited time, what do you give up?
Carolina Alves Rebuilding Macroeconomics Rethinking Economics England & Wales CORE Econ Economics Observatory Discover Economics Developing Economics Diversifying and Decolonising Economics (D-Econ) Mariana Mazzucato Kate Raworth Damien Smith There’s also a frequent claim by orthodox economists that it’s incorrect to say they’re not empirical, theyve updated everything since the GFC….but they haven’t. Numerous non-empirical claims remain & zero appetite to amend using empirical data esp if from outside Econ dept.
Carolina Alves Rethinking Economics England & Wales CORE Econ Economics Observatory Discover Economics Developing Economics Diversifying and Decolonising Economics (D-Econ) Rebuilding Macroeconomics Mariana Mazzucato Diane Coyle Kate Raworth Damien Smith A must watch for economics´students 👇FINDING THE MONEY Film, 'Economics originally was
called moral philosophy. The reason why economics tries to claim that it is a science studying natural laws is because they want to pretend that they're not making moral judgements.' Randy Wray
Carolina Alves Rethinking Economics England & Wales CORE Econ Economics Observatory Discover Economics Developing Economics Diversifying and Decolonising Economics (D-Econ) Rebuilding Macroeconomics Mariana Mazzucato Diane Coyle Kate Raworth Damien Smith And it ignores the true cost of MONOPOLY which is everywhere ripping off the middle class! We teach the first welfare theorem but it never holds in practice. Economics assumes that markets = efficiency but this is not true with monopolies!
Rethinking Economics SOAS FINDING THE MONEY Film SOAS University of London SOAS University of LondonEconomics SOAS University of LondonDevelopment @rethinkecon Rethinking Economics England & Wales Rethinking Economics Birkbeck Rethinking Economics Greenwich Will it be showing somewhere in London on the 28th?
Rethinking Economics SOAS FINDING THE MONEY Film SOAS University of London SOAS University of LondonEconomics SOAS University of LondonDevelopment @rethinkecon Rethinking Economics England & Wales Rethinking Economics Birkbeck Rethinking Economics Greenwich Just bought a ticket!