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Modern monetary theory (MMT) is often misunderstood by mainstream economists and commentators. In this post, I will clarify some of the major misunderstandings that persist across five key areas:
Endogenous money in MMT means that the government and banks create money inside the economy, depending on what people need and want. It's like a garden where the gardeners (government and banks) ensure enough flowers (money) for everyone to...
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