The next part of the interview on my new book. This one deals with less methodological issues, as did the previous interview, and focuses on actual substantive issues. We discuss aggregate demand, theories of financial markets — including a discussion of what is and what is not a liquidity trap — and the distribution of income in capitalist economies.
Fixing the Economists 
If you put english transcription on your videos, many people will give thanks to you. Regards
I think the importance of Stiglitz’s work is that it demolishes neoclassical market fundamentalism on its own terms.
Great interviews — have linked to them:
http://socialdemocracy21stcentury.blogspot.com/2014/06/phillip-pilkington-interviews.html
Also, one of your comments on my IS-LM post fell into my spam filter — only just found out today and published it.
cheers.
Thanks. Yes, I wondered where that rather long post went.
Great interview. The sound quality is a bit off from time to time but worth sticking with it.
Let us know when the book is available.