What if the way we talk about the economy is limiting what we imagine we can do? That question shaped much of the conversation at The Economics of What’s Possible: An Evening with Stephanie Kelton, where economist and bestselling author Dr. Stephanie Kelton joined SFU President and Vice-Chancellor Joy Johnson to explore some of the assumptions that influence how we think about money, deficits, inflation and public spending. Kelton, author of The Deficit Myth and a leading voice associated with Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), invited the audience to reconsider a question that often shapes conversations about public policy: when governments want to tackle a major challenge, what should we be asking first?