The MMT Podcast with Patricia Pino & Christian Reilly- #186 Phil Armstrong: MMT & Austrian Economics (part 1)
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- #183 Mark Diesendorf: The Path To An Ecologically Just Civilisation
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- #180 John T. Harvey: MMT, The UK, and Pound Sterling
- #178 Building An Economy For The People - Unpacking The Deficit Myth Part 7
- #177 L. Randall Wray: Money For Beginners - A Politician’s Guide
- #176 Dirk Ehnts: Ending The Polycrisis
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Fallacy of Composition: Fiscal Austerity
One of the most important concepts we teach in economics, and most importantly in macroeconomics, is the notion of the fallacy of composition. Students and others who haven’t been exposed to macroeconomics naturally extrapolate from their own individual situation to … Continue reading
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