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MMT theory and the Japanese economy
Daniel Hill
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Andrew Garcia
Modern Monetary Theory or Modern Money Theory (MMT) is a heterodox macroeconomic theory
that describes currency as a public monopoly for the government and unemployment as evidence
that a currency monopolist is overly restricting the supply of the financial assets needed to pay
taxes and satisfy savings desires.[1][2] MMT is an evolution of chartalism and is sometimes
referred to as neo-chartalism.
MMT advocates argue that the government should use fiscal policy to achieve full employment,
creating new money to fund government purchases. According to advocates, the primary risk
once the economy reaches full employment is inflation, which can be addressed by raising taxes
and issuing bonds to remove excess money from the system.[3] MMT is controversial, with
active debate[4] about its policy effectiveness and risks. Its macroeconomic policy prescriptions
have been described as being a version of Abba Lerner's theory of functional finance.
(from wiki)
Kevin Reed
なんか文字が多過ぎて読める気にはならん
Chase Russell
さ、何を話そうかなっと
Gabriel Butler
アホたれ
Matthew Cooper
ブラジルの経済のことでもええよ
今どんなかんじ?
日本は30年のデフレで瀕死状態
Elijah James
うっせえ
Jaxson King
一応簡単なMMT理論に関する説明
・If the government can issue its own currency, like Japan, the United States, or the United Kingdom, the economy will not fall into the default
・The government can spend any amount of money (in the case of floating exchange rate system)
Gabriel Barnes
Recent Japanese news
A promising young LDP politician, Shinjiro Koizumi (the father is a former Prime Minister), married former TV announcer Kristel Takigawa.
Oliver Parker
日産が撤退らしいな
今回は徹底的にやってほしい