Philip Arestis
»Unless we have some kind of United States of Europe, I do not think we can hope for proper economic policies«

Anthony Atkinson
»Policy can counter inequality«

Barbara R. Bergmann
»We have to turn the world into Sweden«

Amit Bhaduri
»What we need is a better world to live in!«

Paul Davidson
»We have to change the rules«

Diane Elson
»Most heterodox economists still think that feminist questions relate to 'special issues'«

Charles A.E. Goodhart
»Minsky I find enormously attractive but his issues are very difficult to model in any rigorous way«

Geoffrey C. Harcourt
»The General Theory is not a book that you should read in bed!«

John E. King
»The reform of capitalism is a) possible and b) very desirable«

Jan Kregel
»I had so many feet in so many camps«

Jürgen Kromphardt
»There is no reason why Germany should generally reduce wages«

Kazimierz Laski
»Life is stronger than dogma«

Stephen Marglin
»We have to wake up and smell the flowers«

Basil Moore
»We are all Horizontalists now!«

Hajo Riese
»Germany's high unemployment is the price it is paying for its economic miracle«

Kurt W. Rothschild
»Its halo may be a little tarnished, but neo-liberalism is still very powerful«

Malcolm Sawyer
»I often find myself now basing my analysis very much on what Kalecki himself wrote sixty or seventy years ago«

Philip Arestis:
Unless we have some kind of United States of Europe, I do not think we can hope for proper economic policies

Anthony Atkinson:
Policy can counter inequality

Barbara Bergmann:
We have to turn the world into Sweden

Amit Bhaduri:
What we need is a better world to live in!

Paul Davidson:
We have to change the rules

Diane Elson:
Most heterodox economists still think that feminist questions relate to "special issues"

Charles Goodhart:
Minsky I find enormously attractive but his issues are very difficult to model in any rigorous way

Geoffrey C. Harcourt:
The General Theory is not a book that you should read in bed!

John King:
The reform of capitalism is a) possible and b) very desirable

Jan Kregel:
I had so many feet in so many camps

Jürgen Kromphardt:
There is no reason why Germany should generally reduce wages

Kazimierz Laski:
Life is stronger than dogma

Stephen Marglin:
We have to wake up and smell the flowers

Basil Moore:
We are all Horizontalists now!

Hajo Riese:
Germany’s high unemployment is the price it is paying for its economic miracle

Kurt W. Rothschild:
Its halo may be a little tarnished, but neo-liberalism is still very powerful

Malcolm Sawyer:
I often find myself now basing my analysis very much on what Kalecki himself wrote sixty or seventy years ago