THE BASICS OF MODERN MONETARY THEORY by Alex Little
What is MMT? Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) is a branch of the heterodox Post Keynesian school of economics. At a basic level it is comprised of the following ideas:
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What is MMT? Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) is a branch of the heterodox Post Keynesian school of economics. At a basic level it is comprised of the following ideas:
- Taxes drive money;
- Taxes and borrowing don’t pay for government spending;
- Countries like the UK cannot go bust;
- Functional finance;
- Sectoral balances;
- Endogenous money;
- Governments should pursue full employment;
- Focus on real resources, not money.
- So what do all these things means?
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