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Premium Edition Teaser: Bold & Bankrupt - The Truth About MMT

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Modern Monetary Theory. Magical Money Tree.

Whichever name you know it by, everywhere, these days, the intellectual salons hum with people trying to say that they’ve invented that most terrifying of things: a new paradigm. That they have the economic equivalent of Einsteinian Relativity.

These people profess that debt is no issue. That a country that prints its own currency can’t go broke. And rather, that by a canny toe-heel on the brakes, countries can juice their economies without slamming into a wall.

This week, after talking around the topic on any number of previous episodes, we’re tackling MMT head-on, in an hour long special edition.

Andy Collingwood is grilling Philip Pilkington, who claims to have been there at the birth of modern monetary theory in 2013 — and asking him whether there is much more here than a placenta, some hair and three teeth.

The answer, it transpires, is yes and no. MMT does indeed represent a new vein of insight. But that insight is only partial. Misapplied, it is as catastrophic to a monetary system as liquid Robert Mugabe.

So join us, on a journey, to a magical money tree not so far away…

You can get special paywalled premium episodes of Multipolarity every month on Patreon: https://patreon.com/multipolarity

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Modern Monetary Theory. Magical Money Tree.

Whichever name you know it by, everywhere, these days, the intellectual salons hum with people trying to say that they’ve invented that most terrifying of things: a new paradigm. That they have the economic equivalent of Einsteinian Relativity.

These people profess that debt is no issue. That a country that prints its own currency can’t go broke. And rather, that by a canny toe-heel on the brakes, countries can juice their economies without slamming into a wall.

This week, after talking around the topic on any number of previous episodes, we’re tackling MMT head-on, in an hour long special edition.

Andy Collingwood is grilling Philip Pilkington, who claims to have been there at the birth of modern monetary theory in 2013 — and asking him whether there is much more here than a placenta, some hair and three teeth.

The answer, it transpires, is yes and no. MMT does indeed represent a new vein of insight. But that insight is only partial. Misapplied, it is as catastrophic to a monetary system as liquid Robert Mugabe.

So join us, on a journey, to a magical money tree not so far away…

You can get special paywalled premium episodes of Multipolarity every month on Patreon: https://patreon.com/multipolarity

  continue reading

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