This is a really good thread from Stephanie Kelton: And for those who ask how I reconcile this with my call for hypothecated saving, that’s
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The Tories’ deficit deceit
I think this from Simon Wren-Lewis, written yesterday, is very good: [The suggestion is] that Sunak, like Osborne, only pretends to misunderstand the nature of
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It is apparent that populism won’t give up without a fight, so we have to fight it
It hardly need be said that we live in extraordinary times. It is readily apparent that we do. But, that does not mean that we
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Videos on hold
Normally at this time in the morning I would be posting a video here. I won’t be today, or for at least the rest of
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Why is Amazon advising the government on procurement?
As the Mirror notes today: Amazon is advising ministers on how to buy goods and services after Brexit, while raking in millions of pounds in contracts
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Mythbuster: What is quantitative easing and how does it work?
I have been asked to explain how quantitative easing works, given how important it is within our economy and managing the coronavirus crisis right now.
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Why can’t we have hypothecated savings, provided by the government?
Modern monetary theory (MMT) days that governments have no need to borrow. Governments can, it says, always create the money that they need. Which is
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Far from the madding virus
Social distancing was not a problem on my walk today, along the Little Ouse river. In this photo, with its truly East Anglian sky, it
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