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Bloomberg – Everything You Want To Know About Modern Money Theory

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Bard College Economics Professor L. Randall Wray explains the controversial idea that’s gaining acceptance with Bloomberg's Cristina Lindblad and Peter Coy. [embedded content] But the right-wing doomsters are going full pelt underneath. From the comments section - It is amazing that someone calls himself economist after ignoring economic history. ALL nations who printed/coined/digitalised money at will went broke. It takes an hour or two to study cases like Greece, Rome, Byzantine Empire, Brazil, Venezuela, Congo, to point the places I can recall. Keep printing money, America, like there's no tomorrow. Live the fake life a little longer. Hangover is coming. Reply Exactly. The British tally stick system lasted 8 centuries before their holders were paid off in gold. Any day now...the

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Bard College Economics Professor L. Randall Wray explains the controversial idea that’s gaining acceptance with Bloomberg's Cristina Lindblad and Peter Coy.





But the right-wing doomsters are going full pelt underneath.

From the comments section -

It is amazing that someone calls himself economist after ignoring economic history. ALL nations who printed/coined/digitalised money at will went broke. It takes an hour or two to study cases like Greece, Rome, Byzantine Empire, Brazil, Venezuela, Congo, to point the places I can recall. Keep printing money, America, like there's no tomorrow. Live the fake life a little longer. Hangover is coming.

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Exactly. The British tally stick system lasted 8 centuries before their holders were paid off in gold. Any day now...the collapse. The Roman empire only lasted 1000 years...any day now.
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