Shoring Up the Green Party
Many people are hopeful at the prospect of a 3rd party in US politics, but without a shift from current neoliberal austerity policies and outdated gold standard thinking, there can be no real change.
Many people are hopeful at the prospect of a 3rd party in US politics, but without a shift from current neoliberal austerity policies and outdated gold standard thinking, there can be no real change.
Facebook Live Event with Charles Hayden. RSVP to the Event here. Reading Warren’s paper and highlighting stuff we should talk to him about, and formulating questions. A Framework for the Analysis of the Price Level and Inflation
How many countries can really claim to have full monetary sovereignty? A more complex definition doesn’t make the prior definition wrong.
Please join us for this intimate presentation of Modern Monetary Theory with the original developer, Warren Mosler. This discussion is targeted specifically for individuals curious about Modern Monetary Theory and in particular, those in the Green Party who would like to better understand federal finance and how this knowledge can impact their ability to craft …
When you consider the worst ramifications of the most insidious myths of mainstream economic theory, arguably the very worst, most damaging one is the ‘tax-to-spend’ myth.
Considering the dearth of healthcare in America, we need to demand Medicare for All.
The US-economist Warren Mosler belongs to the protagonists of the Modern Monetary Theory (MMT). What MMT means? In the following exclusive interview he gives an answer to this as well as to the Fed’s quantative easing, how money comes actually into existence, and the crisis of the euro.
In this article, we dispute the mainstream view that the inflation of the Weimar Republic was caused by a proactive expansion of the stock of money by the German government acting in concert with the Reichsbank.
Real Progressives welcomes Warren Mosler to the National Outreach Call scheduled on November 11 at 9:00 pm Eastern to discuss his work on Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), the basis for macroeconomic fiscal policy using currency analysis. The call is open to the public.