I have posted a new podcast this morning: It seemed to me that this was the vital first port of call for a podcast series.
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This weekend saw the second-biggest bank failure in US history. As the FT reported yesterday, US bank, First Republic was closed with the active involvement
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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