New Economic Perspectives

Even if the government ties its hands behind its back and its shoes together, it makes no difference – the balance sheets still balance.

Comments and responses on the Modern Money Primer Part 27.

A country might choose to use a foreign currency for domestic policy purposes. Here, however, we are examining a nation that does not issue a currency at all.

Comments and responses on the Modern Money Primer Part 26.

A country that floats its exchange rate can enjoy domestic policy independence and free capital flows. A country that pegs its exchange rate must choose to regulate capital flows or must abandon domestic policy independence.

We must have fundamental reform and MMT shines a light on the path we need to take. Randy Wray’s keynote speech at the 2011 CofFEE Conference.

Comments and responses on the Modern Money Primer Part 25.

We will look to the frequent claim that the US is “special”—while it might be able to run persistent government deficits and trade deficits, other countries cannot.

Comments and responses on the Modern Money Primer Part 24.