Labour’s fiscal credibility rule isn’t neoliberal–whatever MMTers say — Simon Wren-Lewis

Summary:
Simon Wren-Lewis's response to Bill Mitchell proves Bill's point. I can't wait to see Bill's smackdown, if he bothers to respond. I don't have the time to waste. SWL is out of his league here.SWL doesn't get that the conventional approach is neoliberal. Reiterating it and saying it is not neoliberal doesn't cut it. I have little hope that SWL or the rest of the left neoliberals will ever get it. They will have to be replaced. New StatesmanLabour's fiscal credibility rule isn't neoliberal — whatever MMTers say Simon Wren-Lewis | Emeritus Professor of Economics, Oxford UniversitySee alsoOlivier Blanchard shows his neoliberal colors.Market Watch What Modern Monetary Theory gets 'plain wrong' - former IMF chief economist Greg Robb

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Mike Norman considers the following as important: MMT, MMT criticism, MMT critics, Neoliberalism

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