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It’s impossible for the government to sell bonds unless it spends first.

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The government must spend first before it can sell any bonds.



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Mike Norman
Mike Norman is an economist and veteran trader whose career has spanned over 30 years on Wall Street. He is a former member and trader on the CME, NYMEX, COMEX and NYFE and he managed money for one of the largest hedge funds and ran a prop trading desk for Credit Suisse.

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  1. excellent

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  6. How can the Govt spend first, when it requires the money, to purchase bonds?

  7. 11:45 Mike, surely the $31T has just been removed from the circulating supply. What about the money that people hold, and in their banks – the real total untaxed dollars? What document shows the remaining amount, and what is the total?

  8. Bank credit is being used to pay taxes visa vi reserves. The govt does add credit by spending into private accounts but if the government did not do that, what about bank credit? It accounts for 90% of base money.

    • Million Dollar Rabies

      @Robert From my understanding: private banks create "money" in an incredibly facetious way. If I get a loan for a house, the bank isn't creating dollar reserves, it is creating a right to use its dollar reserves. When that happens, an inflationary pressure is created in housing, but an equal and opposite deflationary pressure is created in all sectors that I would have spent money in if I didn't have to spend a portion of my income on loan repayment. Banks don't create real money, they create directives for real money. For every dollar of directive for money that it gives me to spend on what I want to spend it on (possibly within a stipulated agreement) I I have an opposite directive to spend a dollar, plus interest, back into the bank.

    • @Robert only if they don’t spend that money back in.

      This is what bothers me about MMT.
      It states “if you want to pay your tax….”

      Shouldn’t that be “if the government wants to be able to tax….”?

    • @Sned Meister so what are you going to do, get a loan and then keep it? You still have $0 net worth.

      You can’t do anything with money in this country without getting taxed.

    • @Robert They would tax, and spend it back again….

    • @Sned Meister oh I see what you mean. That wouldn’t happen if the government always ran a budget surplus or balanced budget.

      If the debt clock was $0 or negative, we would not have positive net worth. This is not sustainable to maintain an economy.

      If the government instead decides to deficit spend, we can have positive net worth and can sustain trade.

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  11. Dave Tesorero, Realtor

    This is excellent Mike- thank you ..

  12. From Dusk To Dawn

    This guy says a whole lot without saying a whole lot. Jesus Christ.

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