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Eric Tymoigne
tymoignee
MMT states that the government is the monopoly issuer of the domestic currency. Does it means that nobody else can issue monetary instruments? Does it means that MMT ignores private
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III Capital 🔑
IIICapital
1/ It's intuitive for smart people to see Bitcoin as a ponzi/bubble at first.Why?Because MONETARY VALUE is DEPENDENT on OTHER HUMANS. If you are trapped on a island alone, monetary
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Stephanie Kelton
StephanieKelton
How I see it:We have Covert Monetary Financing (CMF) now.Primary dealers take up all newly-issued Treasuries, and the Fed backstops primary dealers. Ergo, the Fed is *already* directly coordinating with
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Here for the Fin
hereforthefin
Some thoughts and charts on the inflation vs deflation argument as it relates to Fed action now and over the last 20 years (1/x) Inflation is driven by both size
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Aidan Regan
Aidan_Regan
Here's why the eurozone may not survive this crisis:1. There is a solution to the economic impact - direct monetary financing of government expenditures.2. If the US/UK recover quicker than
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Edward Harrison
edwardnh
How monetary policy entrenches secular stagnation https://creditwritedowns.com/2017/06/how-monetary-policy-entrenches-secular-stagnation.html This is a piece I wrote in 2017 in response to then NY Fed Prwsident Bill Dudley /1 “If we were
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Dzambhala HODL
DzambhalaHODL
1) The focus on limited supply as the value proposition for Bitcoin is misleading people to view ETH as a superior investment if it has decreasing supplyUltimately the true value
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Michael Pettis
michaelxpettis
1/4Governor Yi Gang says that the greater monetary stimulus adopted by the US and Europe will see diminishing effects and will be hard to quit. What is more, “in the
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Steak-umm
steak_umm
many individuals and organizations are hosting canned food drives to help during this crisis, but a food bank worker could take that $1 you spent on 1 item and get
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Tony Yates
t0nyyates
Expanding the ways and means account. Have we become Zimbabwe? Are we going to get Zimbabwe like outcomes? No. This is the move by HMT to instruct the BoE to
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Anonymous poster
handle_anonymus
Saar,No one drops out of good kalejes. Gateswa had close to zero downside risks, when he dropped out, and he dropped out because his daddy could have gotten him better
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Chris W J Roberts
cwjroberts
#Inflation surging everywhere (with both money supply surges & disrupted supply chains):- Wheat & canola surging prices- Timber & copper- Single-family & residential apartment prices- Fruit, veggies, & meat- Consumer
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Vitor Constâncio
VMRConstancio
Replying @dandolfa @farmerrf . I misinterpreted that FTPL was the underlying reason for your statement that in the long term inflation is always fiscal. The Sargent-Wallace paper implies that but
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Steven Hail
StevenHailAus
In a sense, governments use monetary finance every day.Every dollar or pound spent is a new dollar or pound.It is just that they no longer withdraw the reserves created by
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Aidan Regan
Aidan_Regan
Really enjoyed listening to @Paschald at the @iiea But it's obvious that politicians/policymakers don't fully understand what the @ecb is doing, and the effect of the multiple monetary policies they
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George Selgin
GeorgeSelgin
.@NathanTankus poses a challenge. My perhaps naive reply is that the Fed is not "our central macroeconomic administrative agency." 1/https://twitter.com/Frank_vanlerven/status/1300811220426125313 The Fed's responsibilities are
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