The MMT Podcast with Patricia Pino & Christian Reilly- #186 Phil Armstrong: MMT & Austrian Economics (part 1)
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- #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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MMT Is Not Distinct
MMT is not distinct. Nor does it claim to be. I was not going to make this post as I saw the claim MMT is not distinct made by an economist that I have already addressed in past critic engagement … Continue reading
The real point of departure for MMTers and textbook Keynesians is, I think, very much bound up in the loanable funds theory of the interest rate (the former rejecting and the latter accepting it). From that follow all sorts of … Continue reading
Modern Money Mechanics Goes Troppo 2
This is just a small follow up to the conversation with Richard Green, whilst there remains stuff to be disputed from a Neochartalist (MMT) perspective, the essence of the conversation boils down to: @RHTGreen so basically you want it mathematized … Continue reading
Modern Money Mechanics Goes Troppo
Back in January I had a twitter conversation with Richard Green and the full conversation can be seen over the fold. The essence of his statement is as follows and I quote verbatim: Krugman’s mention of MMT brings to mind … Continue reading
Recession Claims are Hysteria says David Gruen. ARE THEY?*
A few years ago I gave a talk titled, “Government Checks Don’t Bounce” in Australia at an economics conference. In the audience was the head of research for the Reserve Bank of Australia, Mr. David Gruen. So I began my … Continue reading
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