It was put to me this morning that arguing for MMT is like being a ram who wants to punch a hole in a dam…

This is good, so I am sharing it: https://twitter.com/positivemoneyuk/status/1358700847828377600?s=21 Hat tip to Peter May, at Progressive Pulse.

The Guardian has a heavily pro-MMT editorial this morning, albeit offering a pragmatic mix of Randy Wray and QE in a way I entirely approve
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Andrew Bailey delivered one of his usual speeches that included little link to reality on Friday. He began by saying: It is fast approaching twenty
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As The Guardian and many other newspapers reported yesterday, the Bank of England yesterday announced that it was preparing the ground for negative official interest
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I have over the last week been publishing Helen Schofield’s history of money. The series has attracted much attention, and been fascinating. You can work
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To continue Helen Schofield series on money, this is the last substantial part, although an epilogue will follow. Earlier parts can be linked here Once
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I intended to post the fifth and sixth instalments of Helen Schofield’s history of money yesterday, but actually only did the fifth. However, having now
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This is the third in  a series of comments from Helen Schofield on the history of money. The first is here, and the second here.
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