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Future Monetary Theory | Dissent Magazine

Future Monetary Theory MMT’s account of the origin of money is a useful corrective to the stories told by orthodox economists. But a deeper history of the social construction of money opens up more radical possibilities for rethinking the monetary order. The Money Changer and his Wife, Marinus van Roymerswaele, c. first half of the sixteenth century (Wikimedia Commons) Let’s hope this time really is different. A decade ago, in the aftermath of the previous once-in-a-lifetime economic calamity, tentative early steps toward fiscal stimulus were repulsed by an international turn toward austerity. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 was famouslyreduced by noted math enthusiast Larry Summers from $1.2 trillion to $800 billion, before being watered down further to appease Senate Republicans. It was much too little, did not address the root causes of the ongoing crisis, and was offset by state-level austerity even before the nationaltu

Who s Afraid of MMT? | The Daily Star

Who’s Afraid of MMT? ‘A proper goal of economic policy in a sovereign and developed country is to achieve full employment, buttressed by a guarantee of jobs to all who may need them.’ Illustration: Benedetto Cristofani As anyone who has ever been responsible for legislative oversight of central bankers knows, they do not like to have their authority challenged. Most of all, they will defend their mystique that magical aura that hovers over their words, shrouding a slushy mix of banality and baloney in a mist of power and jargon. As a result, tormenting central bankers is great fun. John Maynard Keynes famously tormented Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England (BOE) from 1920 to 1944. Wright Patman and Henry Reuss, two US congressmen who chaired the House Banking Committee in the 1970s, did the same to Federal Reserve Chair Arthur Burns. I know that Reuss enjoyed it; I assisted him at the time.

Why do some people seem so afraid of modern monetary theory?

Why do some people seem so afraid of modern monetary theory? Some central bankers feel threatened by the theory, as it shows that good economics and sound policy do not have to be shrouded in obscurantist cant By James Galbraith As anyone who has ever been responsible for legislative oversight of central bankers knows, they do not like to have their authority challenged. Most of all, they will defend their mystique that magical aura that hovers over their words, shrouding a slushy mix of banality and baloney in a mist of power and jargon. As a result, tormenting central bankers is great fun. John Maynard Keynes famously tormented Montagu Norman, the governor of the Bank of England (BOE) from 1920 to 1944.

Who s Afraid of MMT? - The Daily Outlook Afghanistan

Who s Afraid of MMT? - The Daily Outlook Afghanistan
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A Child s Guide To Modern Monetary Theory: Keynesianism In An Old Bottle?

A Child s Guide To Modern Monetary Theory: Keynesianism In An Old Bottle?
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