Minsky Release Candidate Available

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The lat­est “Pet­ty” ver­sion of Min­sky final­ly qual­i­fies as a 1.0 release: there are enough sys­tem dynam­ic and user-inter­face fea­tures in it to declare it a sta­ble release. We’ll mod­i­fy it to remove any bugs that are identified–and I just spot­ted one inter­mit­tent one involv­ing wiring (see https://sourceforge.net/p/minsky/tickets/324/)–but oth­er­wise this will remain a sta­ble release, with no new fea­tures to be added.

Debt Deflation Modelled in Minsky

From now on, new fea­tures will be added in the “Mun” devel­op­ment fork.

You can down­load the PC ver­sion from here:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/minsky/files/latest/download

The Mac ver­sion is avail­able here:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/minsky/files/Mac%20Binaries/

And if you’re a Lin­ux user, the source code is here:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/minsky/files/Sources/

The Mun release will focus main­ly on aes­thet­ics and stan­dard user-inter­face fea­tures. We have about $25,000 of the funds raised on Kick­starter left for this, and we’re hop­ing for addi­tion­al fund­ing from INET to keep us going. If you’d like to assist finan­cial­ly, please get in touch (edit the address before send­ing).

I’ve also uploaded a set of 8 videos to explain how to dri­ve Min­sky:

Min­sky 1.0 Playlist

Please check that out before you use Min­sky for the first time. I hope it will make up for the fair­ly patchy nature of our cur­rent Help file.

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About Steve Keen

I am Professor of Economics and Head of Economics, History and Politics at Kingston University London, and a long time critic of conventional economic thought. As well as attacking mainstream thought in Debunking Economics, I am also developing an alternative dynamic approach to economic modelling. The key issue I am tackling here is the prospect for a debt-deflation on the back of the enormous private debts accumulated globally, and our very low rate of inflation.