I was asked in a comment on this blog last night why I did not emphasise land value taxation as a wealth tax. In fairness,
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Yesterday was the solstice, and after a couple of days of brilliant light, it was a bit dull, with a light northerly wind, which did
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This question was asked by someone called Tim here last night: Your blog posts and answers to related comments are really helpful in explaining MMT.
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As Christmas approaches, I reflect on my word of the year: pleonexia — an ancient Greek term describing the insatiable desire to take more than
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I was asked this question in an email this morning: I came across your MMT videos and really enjoyed them and have become really intrigued
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On 15 December, I published a video under the  title What will happen if economic growth has come to an end?. In turn, this explored
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The push for wealth taxes has been one of the defining economic debates of 2025. The question now is whether we want policies that work.
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John Plnder, in the Financial Times today, has asked whether public debt in the developed world has become “fundamentally unmanageable”. The argument runs as follows:
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It is a double dose of video from me this morning. This is the talk I gave at Keele World Affairs recently. The Q&A was
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