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Stories, interviews, insights and reflections from SFU Public Square and our community and university partners. For summaries of past events, explore our topics section.

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  • What Becomes Possible When We Rethink the Economy? an Evening With Stephanie Kelton

    SFU Public Square, Bruce & Lis Welch Community Dialogue

    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.

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  • What Can We Really Afford?: The Economics of What's Possible: an Evening with Stephanie Kelton

    SFU Public Square, 2026

    Economist and bestselling author Dr. Stephanie Kelton has spent much of her career challenging conventional thinking about government spending, deficits and debt. Through her New York Times bestseller The Deficit Myth: Modern Monetary Theory and the Birth of the People’s Economy, the documentary Finding the Money, and her work on Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), she has helped bring a very different way of thinking about money into the public conversation.

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