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The Lens

Stephanie Kelton

Economic analysis, research, and commentary using the lens of MMT

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Latest Issues

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Flipping the Script

Later today (9:00pm ET), Vice President Harris and former President Donald Trump will square off in their first (and perhaps only) debate before the November election. The moderators—two ABC News anchors—will press the candidates to answer ...

2 months ago
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Wrapping Up the Australian Tour

I’m back from the film tour in Australia. I attended most of the screenings, and it’s safe to say that the ripple effects from the visit are still being felt in the public and private discourse. Thanks to Steven Hail, Gabie Bond, and many o...

8 months ago
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Finding the Money Comes to Australia (Days 1-3)

Greetings from Down Under! I know that many of you are reading The Lens from somewhere in Australia, and I hope to see you at one of the many events I’m doing over the next ten days. I arrived in Sydney on Sunday morning, March 5 (Australia...

8 months ago
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Hats Off to Big Fiscal and Big Immigration

I joined CNBC’s Squawk Box on Wednesday morning to respond to some breaking data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis. We learned (among other things) that the US economy grew at an exceptionally strong (3.2 percent) pace in the final quart...

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  • Stephanie Kelton

    Professor of Economics and Public Policy at Stony Brook University. Author of the NYT bestseller The Deficit Myth: Modern Monetary Theory and the Birth of the People’s Economy.

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