I was asked to make this infographic. It will become part of a series I am planning on money, which appears to be the most difficult topic in all of economics, making it a priority for this work.
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This is great. Thank you.
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Thanks! The graphics really help to understand where and how money moves around.
Looking forward to others in the series.
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Steven Keen says the speed or velocity of movement through the economy has declined in recent years.
More private spending is now to repay debt than was the case in the mid 20th century.
It has, dramatically.
Really useful and simple. Thank you
I wonder if you could do an infographic on the difference between GDP and the national debt balance? This confuses me but I may be on my own
I’d also like to understand the different definition of money – narrow, broad, central bank reserves. The infographic form has a way of making these concepts crystal clear
Thanks to you and the team for creating these.
I admit I am unclear how to do that. One is a flow. The other a stock. Let me muse on it.