The MMT Podcast with Patricia Pino & Christian Reilly- #133 Hannah Appel: Debt Cancellation - The Activist's Toolkit
- #132 Phil Armstrong: Greece, The Euro & Getting The Money Story Right
- #131 Fadhel Kaboub: Free Trade Isn’t Free: Food Sovereignty And Why It Matters
- #130 Andrés Bernal: Inflation & What Orthodox Economists Misunderstand About Money
- #129: MMT Lens On The Chancellor's Spring Statement
- Real Progress In Action
- Money on the Left
- Money on the Left: The Journal featuring "Food, Money & Democracy"
- Projections 5: In Social Medias Res
- Superstructure: Plato’s Republic (Part 2)
- Municipal Money After Crypto: Austin Edition
- Projections: May '22 in Review
- The Modern Money Daily
- Why FDR's Fed Chair Opposed His Plan to Expand Social Security
- Supreme Court ruling casts cloud over U.S. leadership in global climate fight
- Energy treaty update fails to address climate crisis, activists say
- Bangladesh floods: Experts say climate crisis worsening situation
- What the Supreme Court's EPA ruling means for the fight against climate change
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Economists – I have a question:
To all economists in the Australian media that follow the Neoclassical/New Keynesian/New Monetary Consensus paradigm I have a question. My question is do you disagree with this: There are only three ways to put the private sector in surplus Run … Continue reading
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The Modern Money View
UNDER DEVELOPMENT Are you looking for an introduction to Modern Money (MMT)? The video to the right of screen is a terrific introduction. You may then have some questions. The video below is another good introductory guide. I strongly recommend … Continue reading
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MMT Myth and Misconception
Modern Monetary Theory recognises that the government has infinite capacity to spend and that the constraint on spending is always inflation never insolvency. One of the many myths that crop up about MMT is that it allows an infinite size deficit. … Continue reading
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In the comments section at The Conversation, Professor Richard Holden does mention one fairly common criticism of MMT Accounting Identities as Behavioural Relationships I have addressed this in a previous Critic Engagement piece. Bill Mitchell has two blogs that addresses … Continue reading
Richard Holden’s challenge to MMT
It is always good to see Modern Monetary Theory get some publicity. I get to add another post to the Critic Engagement section. 🙂 Richard Holden, a professor at UNSW has a go at critiquing MMT on The Conversation. He … Continue reading
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