by Still occupied.Now that MMT has gone viral, it's impossible to keep up anyway. I haven't had time to look at the feeds but have been keeping abreast as much as possible through Twitter.MMT seems to be moving past the stage of being attacked to the stage where at least from of those in opposition are becoming reconciled to the changing conditions that have led to MMT being picked up by the left and gaining prominence in the media. The narrative is changing noticeably.Significantly, Brad DeLong has thrown in the towel. See A Clinton-era centrist Democrat explains why it’s time to give democratic socialists a chance — “The baton rightly passes to our colleagues on our left.” by Zack Beauchamp at Vox. And Powell Trashed MMT, But Wall Street Sees Room for U.S. to Try It by Liz McCormick at
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Still occupied.
Now that MMT has gone viral, it's impossible to keep up anyway. I haven't had time to look at the feeds but have been keeping abreast as much as possible through Twitter.
MMT seems to be moving past the stage of being attacked to the stage where at least from of those in opposition are becoming reconciled to the changing conditions that have led to MMT being picked up by the left and gaining prominence in the media. The narrative is changing noticeably.
Significantly, Brad DeLong has thrown in the towel. See A Clinton-era centrist Democrat explains why it’s time to give democratic socialists a chance — “The baton rightly passes to our colleagues on our left.” by Zack Beauchamp at Vox. And Powell Trashed MMT, But Wall Street Sees Room for U.S. to Try It by Liz McCormick at Bloomberg.