I wrote this tweet this morning: It’s been property popular. I suspect it will get many more likes as yet. I got this in reply
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What if the national debt is just money?
The St Louis Fed is one of the state central banks of the USA, serving the state of Missouri. That might, to many, make it
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Rational expectations as a basis for macroeconomics? Really?
I was bemused by a comment made during the course of the debate I took part in last night on modern monetary theory. A person
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Does Scotland needs its own central bank after independence?
The discussion that was organised by the Scottish Currency Group that addressed this issue last Sunday has now been issued as a YouTube video: Those
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MMT: a primer
I have said what follows before on this blog, but some things bear repetition. And given that I am speaking about modern monetary theory (MMT)
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MMT Q&A, tomorrow
This event is tomorrow. It was going to be a discussion but due to illness of other participants, it’s now a Q&A with me on
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MMT makes progress in Scotland
There was good news from the SNP elections at the weekend. Both Kairin van Sweeden and Tim Rideout were elected to the SNP policy development
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MMT and the EU: a case for capturing the prevailing narrative
I have been asked in a comment on the blog: How do you reconcile your advocacy of MMT, and opposition to economic austerity, with support
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Trying to run Scotland without its own currency would be like a person trying to be a carpenter without having a saw
I took part in a debate on the need for a Scottish Central Reserve Bank yesterday. This was run as a parallel event to the
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