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Bill Mitchell — A circular system of nonsense–conventional media reporting on the monetary system

There were two headlines on Australia’s national broadcaster, the ABC’s news site this morning that tell us that there has been little progress made in helping people better understand the way the monetary system operates and the capacities of the currency-issuing government within it. Both articles merely rehearsed the standard mainstream fictions, which makes them dangerous, in that they perpetuate the system that has held the world back from addressing its major challenges. By creating...

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Misreading Xi and the rise of Li — Uwe Parpart

How Western analysts and leaders confuse their projections, here about China, with reality, hnece, fail to grasp what is actually happening. This violates Sun Tzu's first precept: know yourself and know your adversary. (Art of War, 3:18)Uwe Parpart that Xi is not resurrecting Mao and moving away from Deng, in fact, just the opposite.Ideologically blinded Western analysts and officials consistently miss the point. China’s state is the least ideological, most ruthlessly pragmatic entity in the...

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Universalise Public Services, Fund Job Guarantee, Provide Generous Income Support’ Sowmya Sivakumar interviews — Fadhel Kaboub

 In the second and last part of the interview, MMT economist Fadhel Kaboub explains why and how India should urgently work on an alternative framework of development that leaves no one behind.News ClickUniversalise Public Services, Fund Job Guarantee, Provide Generous Income Support’ Sowmya Sivakumar interviews Fadhel Kaboub

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How About a Nice Game of Chess? — Clint Ballinger

In modern states, demand for currency comes from the ongoing self-imposed liability for the currency. There is no need to pay savers in order for them to desire to hold the currency (interest on sovereign bonds issued for “deficit spending”). Any justification for doing so must rest on some other perceived benefit of paying savers....ClintBallinger.comHow About a Nice Game of Chess?Clint Ballinger

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