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SUMMARY:Livestream - The Economics of What's Possible: An Evening with Ste
 phanie Kelton
LOCATION:Vancouver Playhouse
DESCRIPTION:About the Livestream\nPlease note: this event page is for liv
 estream tickets only. For in-person tickets\, please register here.\nWhat 
 if the stories we tell about money shape not just our economy\, but our co
 llective sense of what's possible?\nInternationally renowned economist Dr
 . Stephanie Kelton has reshaped public conversations about government spe
 nding\, deficits\, and economic policy — through her bestselling book T
 he Deficit Myth: Modern Monetary Theory and the Birth of the People's Econ
 omy\, the documentary Finding the Money\, and her groundbreaking work on
  Modern Monetary Theory (MMT).\nIn this intimate\, fireside-style convers
 ation\, Dr. Kelton unpacks the stories we tell about money\, debt\, scarci
 ty\, and government budgets — and how those stories quietly shape the ch
 oices we make as a society. She'll explore money as both myth and tool\, c
 hallenge conventional wisdom about what we can and can't afford\, and cons
 ider how our economic choices define the kind of society we build.\nThe co
 nversation moves beyond economics itself\, asking: How do the assumptions 
 built into our economic systems shape our social priorities and collective
  decision-making? And what becomes possible when we start seeing our resou
 rces and choices differently?\nThe evening includes a moderated audience Q
 &A — your chance to bring your own questions into the conversation with 
 Dr. Kelton.\nThis Bruce & Lis Welch Community Dialogue is co-presented by
  SFU Public Square and SFU Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue. It is t
 he third offering of When the Map is Useless: Conversations for a World 
 in Transition\, a multi-year series that convenes SFU and the broader comm
 unity to strengthen public sense-making and civic discourse during a time 
 of profound social\, political\, and ecological change. This initiative is
  supported in part by the North Family Foundation.\n  \nAbout Stephani
 e Kelton\nDr. Stephanie Kelton is a leading authority on Modern Monetary T
 heory\, a new approach to economics that is taking the world by storm. She
  is considered one of the most important voices influencing the policy deb
 ate today.\nHer New York Times bestseller\, The Deficit Myth: Modern Mone
 tary Theory and the Birth of the People's Economy\, shows how to break fre
 e of the flawed thinking that has hamstrung policymakers around the world.
 \nIn addition to her many academic publications\, she has been a contribut
 or at Bloomberg Opinion and has written for the Financial Times\, The New 
 York Times\, The Los Angeles Times\, U.S. News & World Report\, CNN\, and 
 many others.\nRead more about Dr. Kelton here. \n \nOnline Accessibil
 ity\nThis live-streamed event will include occasional loud sounds (e.g.\, 
 music\, applause) and lights. Closed captioning will be provided. We will 
 also have ASL interpreters present. If you have any other accessibility ne
 eds\, please contact us at publicsq@sfu.ca at least two weeks before the e
 vent and we will try to accommodate your request.\n  \nCommunity Guidel
 ines\nOur community guidelines are intended to ensure the safety of all gu
 est speakers and event participants\, and to foster honest\, socially acco
 untable dialogue at our events. Thank you for respecting our community gui
 delines!\n\nThere will be zero tolerance for those who promote violence or
  discrimination against others on the basis of race\, ethnicity\, national
  origin\, sexual orientation\, gender identity\, religious affiliation\, a
 ge\, or disability. Anyone who incites harm towards other participants wil
 l be removed at the discretion of our technical team and moderator.\nPract
 ice self-care in whatever way you need to.\n\n \nPartners\n\n\nBoletos: h
 ttps://www.showpass.com/online-stephanie-kelton-sfu/
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