The only constraint on spending by the US federal government is resources. Or, as Dr. Stephanie (Bell) Kelton puts it, the federal government can buy every American a pony, if we breed enough ponies.
An examination of the several camps calling themselves “Progressive” in the US today
My purpose here is to spur the development and refinement of the conversation already going on about how to better disseminate knowledge and acceptance of MMT.
So-called “fiscal anchors” instituted in peacetime are simply ideological vehicles intended to limit government spending, much as medieval monks recommended flagellation as a means of curbing unwanted desires.
We must look to truly sustainable options for any new construction and any incidence of governmental subsidy.
John Laurits explores the meaning of the United States’ treaties with Native Americans in light of Standing Rock’s resistance to the Dakota Access Pipeline.
It’s time for you to stop allowing yourself to get sidetracked with old thinking.
Bbbbbut Bernie is $17 trillion short on his healthcare plan… relax Francis…
Funding The Revolution: Trying to make econ fun to learn
