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Are the students revolting?

Published in June 13th, 2009
Posted by Cassander in Education
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I’ve had a few exchanges with neoclassical economists recently via the East Asia Forum blog, whose editor approached me to write  a version of my “What a load of Bollocks” post on this site. That piece “Why neoclassical economics is dead“, critiqued an East Asia Forum post “The state of economics” by neoclassical textbook authors McTaggart, [...]

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Why have the Liberals got it in for business students?

Published in May 9th, 2007
Posted by Steve Keen in Education
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This is another non-debt post. I’ve just heard Costello describe tonight’s budget as an “Education Budget”. There was a welcome “equity” bequest to universities, to fund infrastructure and research: but there was also a shallow “shell and pea” trick in the allocation of funding for University places. The complicated CGS banding system–which determines what the Government provides per [...]

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