Yes, Deficit Myth left me in awe; thank you. Nothing will ever be the same. But I have to say, I'm a visual learner, it was this J. D. Alt video that really let the Deficit Myth thoughts gel for me:
This looks like a phenomenal course. Had I had a course like that 40 years ago, I would have joyfully enrolled. Congratulations on the work you are doing. MMT is definitely the wave of the future. May more people wake up to its benefits. Laurie Hyland
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing. Easier to change the minds of tomorrow than the ones of today. I would love to see an educational video that makes your paper - Can Taxes and Bonds Finance Government Spending? - more easily digestible. After wading through it the second time, I'm making sense of it, but I think something more easily digestible would be instrumental in convincing the public that federal taxes aren't used for deficit spending. Thank you for helping to educate me and the rest of the world on this topic.
Dr. Kelton, here is a presentation that I did on MMT to a group of Public Banking advocates. It turned out well, so I share it with folx I want to introduce them to MMT.
Tymoigne's Powerpoint is excellent, but the many typos are distracting. My advice is to clean it up.
Yes, Deficit Myth left me in awe; thank you. Nothing will ever be the same. But I have to say, I'm a visual learner, it was this J. D. Alt video that really let the Deficit Myth thoughts gel for me:
https://youtu.be/bHQCjFebIf8
The title is "The Millennials' Money," J. D. Alt.; $1.50 for Kindle.
Its wonderful to see these ideas being taught. Your participation could inspire future economists and political leaders. Thanks
This looks like a phenomenal course. Had I had a course like that 40 years ago, I would have joyfully enrolled. Congratulations on the work you are doing. MMT is definitely the wave of the future. May more people wake up to its benefits. Laurie Hyland
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing. Easier to change the minds of tomorrow than the ones of today. I would love to see an educational video that makes your paper - Can Taxes and Bonds Finance Government Spending? - more easily digestible. After wading through it the second time, I'm making sense of it, but I think something more easily digestible would be instrumental in convincing the public that federal taxes aren't used for deficit spending. Thank you for helping to educate me and the rest of the world on this topic.
Why doesn’t someone install a Treasury Security Clock next to the National Debt Clock in New York? It could start a conversation.
Dr. Kelton, here is a presentation that I did on MMT to a group of Public Banking advocates. It turned out well, so I share it with folx I want to introduce them to MMT.
https://youtu.be/1rbncxRCD20
Here are the slides I used for it, which includes some simple animation to share Warren's story about his kids, which people found useful
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Nn9rK8q03RU_riUuaA9A7DXY6pxRe69HwWx5pmpC5j0/edit?usp=sharing
Excellent PowerPoint! It's great to see this being taught to students.