Learning From The Crisis (MMT Perspective)? — Brian Romanchuk

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The panel I am on is shifting its topic a bit to include some discussion of the latest crisis. Although this is more topical, it is not exactly moving in a direction that fits my knowledge of Modern Monetary Theory (MMT). I see two broad issues. The first is the discussion of bank failures (so far!) which I have a limited ability to comment on. The second is more useful for a MMT debate: interest rate policy is not exactly as costless as neoclassical arguments suggest....Bond Economics Learning From The Crisis (MMT Perspective)?Brian Romanchuk

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