On Wednesday 26th February, Better Economics UCLU hosted a seminar on money and banking as part of the Bloomsbury Confrontations seminar series. It was opened by provocations from Professor Victoria Chick and Josh Ryan Collins (NEF). This is Professor Chick's provocation, entitled "money and banks; power and time". For more information on the event, see: https://www.facebook.com/events/1461570174063865/

Victoria Chick: "money and banks; power and time" // Bloomsbury Confrontations

On Wednesday 26th February, Better Economics UCLU hosted a seminar on money and banking as part of the Bloomsbury Confrontations seminar series. It was opened by provocations from Professor Victoria Chick and Josh Ryan Collins (NEF). This is Josh Ryan Collins' provocation entitled, "economics as if banks and money mattered". For more information on the event, see: www.facebook.com/events/1461570174063865/

Josh Ryan Collins: "economics as if banks and money mattered" // Bloomsbury Confrontations

On Monday 3rd March, Better Economics UCLU hosted a seminar on 'economic' growth as part of the Bloomsbury Confrontations seminar series. It was opened by a provocation from John Ashton CBE. This is John's provocation, entitled "reality-based economics: why it would be a good idea". For more information on the event, see: https://www.facebook.com/events/536978189733929/


John Ashton: "reality-based economics: why it would be a good idea" // Bloomsbury Confrontations

Malcolm Sawyer, emeritus professor in Economics at the University of Leeds, delivers the opening provocation at a seminar confronting the mainstream economic assumption and analysis of profit maximising behaviour. This seminar was part of the Bloomsbury Confrontations seminar series hosted by Better Economics UCLU.

For more information about the event, see: https://www.facebook.com/events/471977656262774/

Malcolm Sawyer: confronting profit // Bloomsbury Confrontations

James Miller, commercial lending analyst and ambassador for Triodos Bank, delivers one of the two opening provocations at a seminar confronting the mainstream economic assumption of profit maximising behaviour. This seminar was part of the Bloomsbury Confrontations seminar series hosted by Better Economics UCLU.

For more information about the event, see: www.facebook.com/events/471977656262774/

James Miller, Triodos Bank: 'the value maximising firm' // Bloomsbury Confrontations

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