This feels like the morning when MMT needs to be spoken about.<\/p>\n
Commentators on the blog are still asking what it is.<\/p>\n
Commentators in the media are far from asking anything like the right questions, if Rafael Behr in The Guardian<\/a> is to be taken as an example of them suggesting the household analogy is still,very much alive and well.<\/p>\n And Molly Scott Cato tweeted<\/a> the Green Party\u2019s support for Positive Money\u2019s views on banks, which are both technically wrong and not MMT, which is unfortunate.<\/p>\n That there is still work to do is still obvious.<\/p>\n I could at this point refer to two blogs I have written. One is MMT in a nutshell<\/a>. The other is on stripping MMT back to its core<\/a>. But maybe they have not really worked, as yet.<\/p>\n I would love to answer all such points right now, but there are trains to catch, meetings to go to and work that demands attention.<\/p>\n What I have begun work on is an MMT Q&A. I would rather not. But my searching can\u2019t produce anything I want, so I will work on it. I'll get it out as soon as possible.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"