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MMT is mentioned, but the author buys into the criticism of MMT based on assuming central bank and Treasury consolidation, and he misses the key concept of Treasury issuance being a reserve drain in his criticism. He mentions Stephanie Kelton and gives a shout out to Scott Fullwiler, too. The post is also interesting as a look at popularized economics. Hughes cites an Izabella Kaminska post at FT Alphaville on MMT that is worth reading or re-reading as the case may be: Why MMT is like an autostereogram. Kaminska cites a previous post of hers, but the link is broken. Here it is: Yes Virginia, there really is Modern Monetary Theory. This later post has a couple of excellent quotes by Stephanie Kelton and Michael Hudson. The Market MogulEconomists in 2017: What Can They Agree On?
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: MMT, Scott Fullwiler, Stephanie Kelton
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MMT is mentioned, but the author buys into the criticism of MMT based on assuming central bank and Treasury consolidation, and he misses the key concept of Treasury issuance being a reserve drain in his criticism. He mentions Stephanie Kelton and gives a shout out to Scott Fullwiler, too. The post is also interesting as a look at popularized economics. Hughes cites an Izabella Kaminska post at FT Alphaville on MMT that is worth reading or re-reading as the case may be: Why MMT is like an autostereogram. Kaminska cites a previous post of hers, but the link is broken. Here it is: Yes Virginia, there really is Modern Monetary Theory. This later post has a couple of excellent quotes by Stephanie Kelton and Michael Hudson. The Market MogulEconomists in 2017: What Can They Agree On?
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: MMT, Scott Fullwiler, Stephanie Kelton
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Hughes cites an Izabella Kaminska post at FT Alphaville on MMT that is worth reading or re-reading as the case may be: Why MMT is like an autostereogram. Kaminska cites a previous post of hers, but the link is broken. Here it is: Yes Virginia, there really is Modern Monetary Theory. This later post has a couple of excellent quotes by Stephanie Kelton and Michael Hudson.