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Top Economist Steve Keen breaks down why the UK’s housing market has gone from “crisis” to “ticking time bomb.” With long-run data and Ravel demos, Steve shows how deregulated mortgage lending not mere shortage pushed the price-to-income ratio from ~4.5× in the post-war era to ~9× today, and lays out two concrete, workable policies to restore affordability: PILL (Property Income Limited Leverage) and an Affordable Housing Authority offering zero-interest mortgages for median and below-median earners.


In this video, you’ll discover:

✅ Why today’s 9× price-to-income rivals 1876 — and what changed after the 1980s

✅ Building societies vs banks: why one didn’t create money and the other does

✅ How bank-created mortgage credit inflates prices far faster than wages

✅ The post-Thatcher break: household debt explodes, real house prices double faster

✅ PILL: cap mortgages to a multiple of rental income and phase it down toward ~10×

✅ AHA: zero-interest public lending that turns “housing stress” into manageable payments

✅ Why both must run together (one cools leverage, the other preserves access)

✅ Bonus history: Ford and Edison’s case for interest-free public finance — and why it matters now


Key insights:

• Price without leverage is fiction: new mortgage credit is the main source of housing demand.

• Deregulation shifted lending from building societies to banks — expanding money and bidding up existing homes.

• At 7% interest, over half of lifetime payments are interest; at 0%, typical payments drop near the 30% “stress” threshold.

• Pairing PILL with AHA bends prices down while keeping doors open for average earners.

• Private debt — not public debt — is the core macro risk behind UK housing volatility.



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Who is Dr. Steve Keen?


Dr. Steve Keen is an economist known for accounting-consistent, data-driven models showing how bank money and private debt drive booms, busts, and asset bubbles. Creator of the Minsky and Ravel tools, he replaces classroom myths with operational mechanics — essential for engineers, finance professionals, and anyone who wants clarity over ideology.


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