Radical Revisions in Econ Syllabus

A new way of teaching and thinking about economics is needed. There exist a lot of available resources to help in this direction. This is temporary page to keep track of such materials.

A radical alternative monetary theory is given here: [link] (see Modern Money Primer)

By Michael Hudson, Distinguished Visiting Professor, UMKC

I have recently republished my lecture notes on the history of theories of Trade Development and Foreign Debt. (Available from Amazon) In this book, I provide the basis for refuting Samuelson's factor-price equalization theorem, IMF-World Bank austerity programs, and the purchasing-parity theory of exchange rates.

Frederick Lee proposes and alternative approach to teaching Heterodox Microeconomics while retaining classical stuff [attached below.