Comments by "Dr. Ricco Lindner" (@Dr.RiccoMastermind) on "ProfSteveKeen" channel.

  1. Which word after "Climate" is always cut out in the slides? And why and by w🤔
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  2. Wow, so many trolls or maybe steange real people hurrying to post the first but nonsense comments under such interviews. When did parts of humankind start to develop backwards again? 🤔
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  3. Thank you Prof. Keen for this brief analysis! 🙏😎🇩🇪
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  4. Hey Steve, please also include the name of your very interesting conversation partner in the title or at least in the description of this video. Maybe even a link for his book 😉
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  5. Oh man Elon should stick to building his rockets and maybe E-Cars. These are the only things is really good at
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  6. Bye bye! 😉👋
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  7. I don't think, Steve claims to orginately have found thus correlations, at least I didn't hear him saving something like that.
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  8. Thank you Steve!! More economist should explore thise data sets! What exactly do you include or mean with "money wages"?
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  9. Very well put together, Prof. Keen, thank ypu!! 🙏😎🇩🇪
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  10. I feel as a progressive friend if Steve, even if not yet specifically educated enough to advice him 😅🇩🇪
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  11. Technically yes, but on the order of the government for spefic transactions. The FED is the governments bank. Better to think government, treasury and central bank together as state in most countries. But yeah, I think it's problematic that the FED Is private and also somewhat decentralized - quite unique in the world as far as I know
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  12. Prof. Keen, I lovw your approach here and detail you talks us throug. But do you really calculate the rate of markup changes by summing up the other percentage values? Can you really do it, even if fir each annual value separately? I dont see the exact details of the calculation but typically its not correct to sum up percentage values with different base values. This will yield slightly wrong results, isn't it? I mean not entirely wrong, but distirted, dependant on how volatile the base values are. I'm not a trained mathematician but I do work with data analyses. Hope you can confirm that my concern is not relevant! 🙏👍🏻
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  13. Hey Steve and Ty, I couldn't follow every detail, but One thing I know: you guys and your models need to be heard in and employed by government into very relevant positions!! 🙏🤙🇩🇪
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  14. @anasahmadkhan4401  really strange.aöready some effect by Trump and his billionaire bully buddies? 🤔
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  15.  @ProfSteveKeen  surely not 😅
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  16. So now Trumps friends are aready censoring CLIMATE CHANGE on Youtube! Comon, try again, ill repeat if neccesary: Climate IS CHANGING, Mr. Trump. Climat change IS REAL!
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  17. @NelsonGuedes  I'm talking about what HE is good at. His employees likely all do a great job, even under his in part enormous pressure! But to my knowledge he has no business and employees with macro economics. So he also just talks the wrong narratives of others. In the end he might nit care, as long his business get much easier in terms of deregulation etc.
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  18. Don't think so. Stats say they have a government debt of 20.4 bn USD in 2023, lowest 3.8 bn USD in 1998 and highest 20.9 bn USD in 2013. And Iceland was not always doing fine
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  19. According to the chart, unemployment was already decreasing, and inflation rate back up to almost 0% when Hitler took over. So, did he had influence already before his official start?
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  20. 3:40 Are you sure the table really shows GDP figures?? The size categories dont seem to fit with the country. Just check for Australia, China and Columbia in comparison 🤔
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  21. @SachinGanpat  the algorithm failed then 😅 anyhow, everybody kmows which word was cancelled. I just wonder why only here? Never experience this in other video on CLIMATE CHANGE
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  22. This is a great demonstration! Thank you, Steve!! 🙏🇩🇪
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  23. @ProfSteveKeen  thank you for explaining this. So all non-money wages would be even harder to come by? Would they be of significant importance for your analysis? Maybe not overall.
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  24. @familyshare3724  shows me you didn't understand Weimar and we do not print (most of) the money anymore. Why ate so many people sticking to neoliberal narratives and don't start thinking logically?? No one wants to print endless money, but economic libe as we know it now, does not word without state money net spending. Just think about who issues all our currency and what happened to money lend out by private banks or where the money comes from companies collect es request and partly pay to their employees Just a little bit of logic and double-entry bookkeeping. Or going on to be the slave o neoliberal narratives and waiting for dooms day. Your choice 👍🏻
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  25. Could Ravel also plot spmething like the 3-year moving aberage of each value to get a better and clear view on the main direction if change? Just to smooth out the curves a bit? 🤔
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