I never mentioned him being a lecturer at uni - that is immaterial to his analysis and his correct calls on the economy.
Why do anti-Keen's have to denigrate university lecturers and economists. If you want to focus on university lecturers and academics go back a couple of years and line up what they were saying. Keen will stand out as he has been vindicated with his calls on the wider economy. As for housing; well, I will give him a bit of a chance. Indeed if you understand one of his hypothesis you will realise that the current house price rises and the inherent debt rises for first home buyers are part of the reason that the economy is where it is.
- pug
ps: but I do see the point you make about Keen. It is a considered one.
