Tag: natureofmoney
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Interviews, Podcast, Warren Mosler
#59 Warren Mosler: What Do Central Banks Do?
Christian talk to MMT founder Warren Mosler about quantitative easing, interest rates, inflation and all things MMT in the current political context.
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Featured, Interviews, John T Harvey, Podcast
#58 John T Harvey: Contending Perspectives In Economics (Part 2)
Patricia and Christian talk to author, Forbes contributor, and Cowboy Economist John T Harvey about how different economic schools of thought view the world (Part 2 of this interview) Show […]
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Interviews, Phil Armstrong, Podcast, Uncategorized
#50 Phil Armstrong: Where Does Money Come From? (Part 2)
Patricia and Christian talk to PhD scholar Phil Armstrong about learning from and working with MMT founder Warren Mosler, and the revolution in the understanding of money brought about by his insights (Part 2 of the interview).
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Interviews, Podcast, Sam Levey
#43 Sam Levey: Understanding Endogenous Money
Christian and Patricia talk to research scholar Sam Levey about endogenous and exogenous theories of money creation. Do commercial banks control the money supply, or does the government control money creation? Sam talks about how the MMT lens resolves these contending perspectives.
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Events, Podcast, U.K., Warren Mosler
#28 Warren Mosler: Sovereign Currency
Modern Monetary Theory founder Warren Mosler gives a crash course in MMT to an audience in Scotland, starting with the objectives of having a national currency, how to reach those objectives, and how to keep the currency stable.
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#21 Warren Mosler: The Money Story (Part 2)
Christian talks to father of Modern Monetary Theory Warren Mosler about student debt cancellation, Libra and cryptocurrency in general, the MMT Job Guarantee vs Universal Basic Income and the primary dealer system.
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Interviews, Podcast, Warren Mosler
#20 Warren Mosler: The Money Story (Part 1)
Christian talks to father of Modern Monetary Theory Warren Mosler about defining currency, the difference between government issued currency and money created through commercial bank lending, exchange rates, international trade, the petrodollar, and the NHS.