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MMTed Q&AThe questions are rolling in – thanks – and we will begin our program next Wednesday (May 27, 2020). As part of the on-going development of our MMTed project, we are introducing – MMTed Q&A – which will be a weekly live program screening on Wednesday nights starting at 20:00 Australian EST. This will be at: 10:00 Dakar11:00 London12:00 Paris13:00 Helsinki19:00 Tokyo, Kyoto and Dili03:00 San Francisco06:00 New York The program will run for 30 minutes each week and the format will be around 5 questions will be answered with discussion. Each week, we plan to bring in some of the MMT experts who can help answer your questions. If you want to ask a question the process, as a trial, will be to submit your enquiry via the – MMTed Q&A – page. We do not guarantee that your question will
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The questions are rolling in – thanks – and we will begin our program next Wednesday (May 27, 2020).
As part of the on-going development of our MMTed project, we are introducing – MMTed Q&A – which will be a weekly live program screening on Wednesday nights starting at 20:00 Australian EST.
This will be at:
10:00 Dakar
11:00 London
12:00 Paris
13:00 Helsinki
19:00 Tokyo, Kyoto and Dili
03:00 San Francisco
06:00 New York
The program will run for 30 minutes each week and the format will be around 5 questions will be answered with discussion.
Each week, we plan to bring in some of the MMT experts who can help answer your questions.
If you want to ask a question the process, as a trial, will be to submit your enquiry via the – MMTed Q&A – page.
We do not guarantee that your question will be answered but we will do our best.
Only submissions will valid E-mail addresses will be accepted.
The links to the live stream each week will be published in advance on the site and via Twitter and on this blog site.
Call for MMTed Support
We are making progress in developing the program that will become – MMTed.
But we still need significant sponsors for this venture to ensure that we can run the educational program with negligible fees.
If you are able to help on an ongoing basis that would be great. But we will also appreciate of once-off and small donations as your circumstances permit.
You can contribute in one of two ways:
1. Via PayPal – which is our preferred vehicle for receiving donations.
The PayPal donation button is available via the MMTed Home Page or via the – Donation button – on the right-hand menu of this page (below the calendar).
2. Direct to MMTed’s Bank Account.
Please write to me to request account details.
Please help if you can.
We cannot make the MMTed project viable on a sustainable basis without funding support.
We will always maintain strict anonymity with respect to donations received, except if the donor desires to be publicly associated with the venture and gives their permission in writing to appear on the Donors Page.