This is the first in a series of blogs looking at the intellectual and practical relationship between ‘Modern Monetary Theory’ and the …
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“QE for people” demo at the Bank of England (Video)
On Thursday 3rd November 2016 Positive Money supporters gathered at the Bank of England and sent a clear message to the people who decide …
Debt-free money: A brief reply to Randall Wray
L. Randall Wray is exercised by my suggestion that he has engaged in semantic sleight-of-hand. To summarise my argument: it is an obvious …
Iceland’s Sovereign Money Proposal: A Response to Bill Mitchell
In a two-part blog post, Bill Mitchell recently used the publication of the Icelandic paper on Sovereign Money to set out his position on …
A Response to Richard Murphy’s Concerns
Tax campaigner and writer Richard Murphy outlines his concerns with Positive Money's proposals to prevent banks from creating money here. …
To what extent can Positive Money and Modern Monetary Theory join forces?
A recent blog by Clint Ballinger highlights some of the similarities and differences between Positive Money’s proposals and those of Modern …
Why monetary reform is not easy to bring home to economists
Why do most mainstream economists not recognise the relevance of monetary reform? Prof Joseph Huber discusses this in the new passages of …
Some pre-Great Depression roots of The Chicago Plan (& Minsky’s Financial Instability Hypothesis)
This is an interesting article written by Clint Ballinger on the roots of the Chicago Plan - monetary reform proposal from the first half of …
The Chicago Plan & Positive Money’s proposals – What is the difference?
This article was originally published on the Clint Ballinger’s website on 25th December 2012 as a reaction to the previous post on Post …