Mosler Economics

Presented 17 July 2024 | MMT Conference | Leeds University

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Permits back on trend after a post-Covid bounce? Starts down a bit but perhaps leveling off around pre covid levels. Certainly not a major collapse yet: Multi-family doing better than single-family: Another tick up in the Fed Atlanta’s GDP calculations:

Permits back on trend after a post-Covid bounce? Starts down a bit but perhaps leveling off around pre covid levels. Certainly not a major collapse yet: Multi-family doing better than single-family: Another tick up in the Fed Atlanta’s GDP calculations:

No sign here that the rate hikes have slowed growth: This is what has been hurting their currency: This series is showing signs of slowing, perhaps due to working from home:

No sign here that the rate hikes have slowed growth: This is what has been hurting their currency: This series is showing signs of slowing, perhaps due to working from home:

Leveled off well above pre-Covid levels, and were held down by falling gasoline prices- no recession here: Adjusted for CPI/inflation: This was falling from the post-Covid fiscal collapse but has since recovered with the rate hikes:

Leveled off well above pre-Covid levels, and were held down by falling gasoline prices- no recession here: Adjusted for CPI/inflation: This was falling from the post-Covid fiscal collapse but has since recovered with the rate hikes:

Looking up, as have been most indicators since the rate hikes, which continue to add serious amounts of interest income paid by government (deficit spending) to the economy: Still high enough for the Fed to keep raising rates, etc: Higher than expected: New claims went up a bit, probably due to the hurricane, but remain very low historically: