The Cambridge Conference - Kicking Off the New Institute

The video discusses a conference at Kings College, Cambridge, focusing on new economic thinking. It highlights the historical significance of the location, where Keynes developed his theories. The conference aims to address current economic challenges by revisiting Keynes' insights, critiquing neoclassical economics, and fostering new ideas. The goal is to inspire young scholars to develop alternative economic policies and challenge existing paradigms, emphasizing the need for change in times of crisis.

What was the significance of Kings College in relation to Hayek and Keynes?

How did Keynes' general theory influence economic thought?

What insights did the speaker mention regarding the rejection of certain economic ideas?

What are the two strands of thought that the Cambridge Conference aims to bring together?

In what way does the speaker believe the Kings College conference will challenge existing economic policies?