Prof. Keen provided many reasons to be confident in looking at alternatives to neoclassical. The key takeaways are that money should not be seen as a commodity, private debt creation should be within limits and focused on asset creation, government shall put money in productive capacity, limit imports to the limit of exports or thereabout rather than borrowing in foreign exchange and limiting financial sector share in GDP to allow more share in pie to the workers and firms.
August 2025 issue (Vol 5, Issue 8) of Moral Reflections on Economics features
– “Rethinking the Architecture of Ethical Banking” by Prof. Turalay Kenc, Professor, INCEIF University Malaysia.
– “Reinstating the Family in ESG: A Tawhidic and Maqasidic Recalibration of Global Governance Frameworks” by Prof. Suhaimi Bin Mhd. Sarif, Professor, KENMS, IIUM, Malaysia.
– Towards Understanding Riba by Hifz-ur-Rab.
– Book review of “Debunking Economics” by Prof. Steve Keen.
– Research paper in focus on “Behavioural and Islamic Economics Critique on Mainstream Views on Unemployment” by Dr. Ekrem Yilmaz.
– Reflections on Faith and Science.
– Regular sections of market news, economic and financial indicators and call for papers.
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