I was podcasting again last night, this time with Scotonimics at the invitation of Kairin van Sweeden and William Thomson, its co-hosts. We discussed the
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MMT, Steve Keen, and friends
I was on Steve Keen and Friends yesterday. This is the video, all two hours of it: We discussed a lot of topics, with much
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MMT – the differences
I am not sure what others have made of the discussions on modern monetary theory (MMT) that have dominated this blog during the last week
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Sorting out the spend and tax cycle in modern monetary theory
The post that follows is one of my ongoing series on thinking about what modern monetary theory (MMT) says and what I think it should
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The BBC has at least one economics correspondent who understands economics
I have noted that the BBC has been publishing an austerity agenda view of government debt on its website. Then I noted that Andy Verity,
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MMT should be about the real world and not angels on pinheads
My exchanges on MMT are ongoing. One is with NeilW, who I presume to be Neil Wilson. In that exchange, I suggested that: MMT is
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MMT: the debate is on
I noticed this tweet response from Warren Miosler this morning: I have replied as follows: The point about preparing the ground a little more is
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Is tax imposed violently?
This is the third in my reaction series to the discussion on modern monetary theory (MMT) on this blog this week. The others are here
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Government spend precedes tax in the real world, but not for the reasons some supporters of modern monetary theory suggest
I got this comment on Twitter last night on my MMT posts and along with some comments from Neil W (who I presume to be
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