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Interesting from the perspective of effectiveness. Joshua Kim knew nothing of MMT before reading The Deficit Myth and apparently little training in economics or finance. He was under the illusion of the conventional view. The Deficit Myth convinced him of the major points regarding public finance and macroeconomics, but not with respect to the job guarantee. This is anecdotal evidence that making the argument for the MMT JG is a challenge. Maybe he should go on and read Pavlina Tchernova's new book, The Case for a Job Guarantee (2020). (It's already out of stock at the publisher's web site, so apparently demand exceeded supply expectations.) Short and worth a read.Insider Higher EducationThree Reasons to Read 'The Deficit Myth' Joshua Kim
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Interesting from the perspective of effectiveness. Joshua Kim knew nothing of MMT before reading The Deficit Myth and apparently little training in economics or finance. He was under the illusion of the conventional view. The Deficit Myth convinced him of the major points regarding public finance and macroeconomics, but not with respect to the job guarantee. This is anecdotal evidence that making the argument for the MMT JG is a challenge. Maybe he should go on and read Pavlina Tchernova's new book, The Case for a Job Guarantee (2020). (It's already out of stock at the publisher's web site, so apparently demand exceeded supply expectations.) Short and worth a read.Insider Higher EducationThree Reasons to Read 'The Deficit Myth' Joshua Kim
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The Deficit Myth convinced him of the major points regarding public finance and macroeconomics, but not with respect to the job guarantee. This is anecdotal evidence that making the argument for the MMT JG is a challenge. Maybe he should go on and read Pavlina Tchernova's new book, The Case for a Job Guarantee (2020). (It's already out of stock at the publisher's web site, so apparently demand exceeded supply expectations.)
Short and worth a read.
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Three Reasons to Read 'The Deficit Myth'
Joshua Kim