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@ProfSteveKeen Avatar @ProfSteveKeen Dr. Steve Keen

Dr. Steve Keen posts on X about money, accounting, government spending, inflation the most. They currently have XXXXXXX followers and XXX posts still getting attention that total XXXXXX engagements in the last XX hours.

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Social category influence finance XXXX% countries XXXX%

Social topic influence money 1.05%, accounting #538, government spending #866, inflation 0.26%, australia 0.26%, alp 0.26%, debt 0.26%, $500m 0.26%, alan XXXX%

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"@econkillm It's a way to ignore cumulative and circular causation which is the norm in dynamic systems. Ceteris paribus was a tool for when system dynamics was impossible. The fact that economists still teach "ceteris paribus" to young children shows how out of date economics is"
X Link @ProfSteveKeen 2025-10-14T05:10Z 105.6K followers, 2462 engagements

"@NathanpmYoung @IanPitchford NO. Conventional theory is that the supply curve is the sum of rising individual marginal cost curves. The empirical evidence is that marginal costs are constant or falling not rising. Neoclassical theory is a fantasy"
X Link @ProfSteveKeen 2025-10-13T12:34Z 105.6K followers, 3485 engagements

"5/9 Here's something wild: Banks hold $X trillion in reserves but legally cannot spend them on lattes. Try it and you've committed a crime. Reserves buy treasury bonds period"
X Link @ProfSteveKeen 2025-10-07T19:29Z 105.6K followers, XXX engagements

"The biggest economic myth of our time: "Government prints money creates inflation destroys economy." Here's what XX years of research actually shows: Since 2000 private banks created XX% of new money through lending - not government printing. Government deficits don't "borrow" from anyone - they create new money AND reserves through 8-entry accounting that mainstream economists completely ignore. When banks can't spend reserves on lattes (literally illegal) you know we need better models. I explain the full mechanics here: #MoneyCreation #BankingSystem #EconomicMyths #PostKeynesian"
X Link @ProfSteveKeen 2025-10-05T19:30Z 105.6K followers, 48.7K engagements

"@ClonalAntibody @doctorow These are the charts for the USA and Australia. The early 70s house price boom and crash was the first major credit event since The Great Depression"
X Link @ProfSteveKeen 2025-10-14T13:46Z 105.6K followers, 3694 engagements

"Remedies for Ridiculous House Prices"
X Link @ProfSteveKeen 2025-10-12T11:25Z 105.6K followers, 7742 engagements

"4/9 But proper double-entry accounting shows government deficits CREATE money and reserves simultaneously. No borrowing required. Government goes into negative equity private sector goes positive"
X Link @ProfSteveKeen 2025-10-07T19:29Z 105.6K followers, XXX engagements

"50 years ago I discovered economics textbooks were teaching lies. XX empirical studies proved the supply curve wrong. Samuelson admitted defeat in 1966 but never updated his textbook. Between 89-99% of firms report constant or falling marginal costs not rising ones. I spent my career proving why neoclassical economics fails. Now I'm attacking how economists trivialized climate change and destroyed government spending capacity. Watch my full conversation with Richard Murphy where we unpack the Cambridge Capital Controversies the theory of the second best and why I agree with MMT on money"
X Link @ProfSteveKeen 2025-10-13T10:28Z 105.6K followers, 166.3K engagements

"@GeneSohoForum This empirical data necessitates a complete change in the analysis of competition and price setting Gene. I outline the basics here:"
X Link @ProfSteveKeen 2025-10-14T13:54Z 105.6K followers, 10.4K engagements

"@DavidDim_ocracy @mattypoo72 @ClareONeilMP "When I joined the Labor Party it contained the cream of the working class. But as I look about me now all I see are the dregs of the middle class." Kim Beazley Snr to an ALP State Conference circa 1970"
X Link @ProfSteveKeen 2025-10-03T11:41Z 105.6K followers, 1222 engagements

"Man who called the GFC issues new warning as Australias household debt reaches ridiculous levels via @newscomauHQ"
X Link @ProfSteveKeen 2025-10-14T05:30Z 105.6K followers, 2783 engagements

"1/9 The $500M daily government money printing story is economic theater. Here's what XX years of monetary research actually reveals about money creation: 🧵 2/9 Since 2000 private banks created XX% of new money through lending - not government printing presses. The Washington DC facility is largely symbolic. 3/9 Most economists still use "loanable funds" theory - treating government spending as borrowing from private savings. This creates panic about unsustainable debt levels. 4/9 But proper double-entry accounting shows government deficits CREATE money and reserves simultaneously. No"
X Link @ProfSteveKeen 2025-10-09T08:46Z 105.6K followers, 5614 engagements

"Yes it's not possible. Why not read the original literature I'm citing Why not start with someone you know like Alan Blinder: Blinder A. S. (1998). Asking about prices: a new approach to understanding price stickiness. New York Russell Sage Foundation"
X Link @ProfSteveKeen 2025-10-15T05:24Z 105.6K followers, XX engagements

"For XX years I've been tracking how money actually gets created in our economy. The results will surprise you. While DC prints $XXX million daily (pure theater) private banks have created XX% of new money since 2000 through lending. Most economists still believe government spending "borrows from private savings" - but the double-entry accounting shows government deficits actually CREATE money and reserves simultaneously. Here's the kicker: banks legally cannot spend those $X trillion in reserves on anything except treasury bonds. Try buying a coffee with reserves and you've committed a crime."
X Link @ProfSteveKeen 2025-10-07T16:04Z 105.6K followers, 10.7K engagements