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This* is what #MMT has been arguing all along. It shouldn't just be for crises, and it's weird that anyone in favor of "central bank independence" doesn't think a central bank should have more tools.https://t.co/c6qSo4omNY — Scott Fullwiler (@stf18) March 27, 2020 *FT Opinion (Registration required)Why the Fed should put the Treasuries market on a war footing Colby Smiththers
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: FED, MMT, yield curve
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This* is what #MMT has been arguing all along. It shouldn't just be for crises, and it's weird that anyone in favor of "central bank independence" doesn't think a central bank should have more tools.https://t.co/c6qSo4omNY — Scott Fullwiler (@stf18) March 27, 2020 *FT Opinion (Registration required)Why the Fed should put the Treasuries market on a war footing Colby Smiththers
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Mike Norman considers the following as important: FED, MMT, yield curve
This could be interesting, too:
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*FT Opinion (Registration required)This* is what #MMT has been arguing all along. It shouldn't just be for crises, and it's weird that anyone in favor of "central bank independence" doesn't think a central bank should have more tools.https://t.co/c6qSo4omNY— Scott Fullwiler (@stf18) March 27, 2020
Why the Fed should put the Treasuries market on a war footing
Colby Smiththers