Best New Ideas in Money Invites Listener Questions
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Best New Ideas in Money Invites Listener Questions
In about an hour, I’ll be interviewing Ben McKenzie, actor and author of the new book Easy Money: Cryptocurrency, Casino Capitalism, and the Golden Age of Fraud. The episode will air next month on my weekly co-hosted podcast Best New Ideas in Money.
We’re also working on an episode featuring listener questions. So if you have something you'd like to understand better about money or economics, please email a voice memo (or just send in a question) to bestnewideasinmoney@marketwatch.com. If you use the Voice Memo app on your phone and send us the audio file, we can include your voice in the show!
Paradigms are nothing more and certainly nothing less than the operant idea(s) creating/enforcing the realities...of entire patterns of thought, bodies of knowledge and areas of human endeavor. All of MMT, Keen's Minsky's Financial Instability Hypothesis, Hudson's Financial Parasitism, UBI and Ellen Brown's Public Banking have the problematic area of the economy surrounded, namely "money, debt and banks/banking". So why then do we not make a concerted effort to analyze and discern the specific new paradigm concept that, applied, will change the entire economy and the money system?
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