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Modern Monetary Theory: Cash-strapped governments a thing of the past? — Hardy Graupner interviews Dirk Ehnts

States with a currency of their own can never run out of money. That's a core thesis of the Modern Monetary Theory which spilled over to Europe from the US. German economist Dirk Ehnts elaborates on what it's all about.... DW (Deutsche Welle)Modern Monetary Theory: Cash-strapped governments a thing of the past? Hardy Graupner interviews Dirk Ehnts, research assistant at the Chair of European Economics at the Technical University of Chemnitz

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Citigroup warning

I think the Citi people are correct to be worried here... no negative financial quantification of this real virus pandemic has been issued yet...Citigroup is warning about a sense of euphoria and “substantive” complacency in financial markets, when the impact of the coronavirus is not yet clear https://t.co/PWAw2saKMH— Bloomberg Markets (@markets) February 6, 2020

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Panama BBC – The War Party

I've put this out before, but I watched it again the other day and I thought it was even more pertinent than ever.This documentary by BBC from 2003 shows the neoconservative's mindset at the pinnacle of the war in Iraq and helps to understand the state of our world in 2018. Our times give the answers to many questions asked back in this film of 2003. People like Perle, Wolfowitz, Cheney, Rumsfeld, and John Bolton speak about their ambition and their willingness to topple the regimes in...

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The old guard trying to stay relevant and failing — Bill Mitchell

So just a brief comment on the latest fiasco from ‘Mr Spreadsheet’ Kenneth Rogoff as he stares into the abyss of irrelevance and is trying to hand on like grim death to any shred of credibility. He has none. If he ever did, the spreadsheet scandal finished it. But he never did anyway.... Bill Mitchell – billy blogThe old guard trying to stay relevant and failingBill Mitchell | Professor in Economics and Director of the Centre of Full Employment and Equity (CofFEE), at University of...

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MMT And Fiscal Policy: Radical Or Not? — Brian Romanchuk

Most public debate around Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) revolves around fiscal policy. This is not too surprising, as this is largely where political economy concerns crop up when discussing MMT. However, the emphasis on fiscal policy makes discussions of the MMT debates quite awkward. There is a large divide between the debate in modern economic theory, and the debate in popular discourse. If we look at economic theory, there are no credible challenges to the MMT story at present; at most,...

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