Events for 8th February 2023 – The Gower Initiative for Modern Money Studies

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Pavlina R Tcherneva @ptcherneva ·

16 Dec

Extremely worrisome. Modi's govt poised to vote to destroy the rural job guarantee tomorrow. They've long tried to sabotage MGNREGA w/ funding cuts, but these reforms are new level of assault. Only the National govt can uphold the rights-based mandate & supply the needed finance.

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Fadhel Kaboub فاضل قابوب @fadhelkaboub ·

17 Dec

Check out our op-ed in the Daily FT about the ongoing climate-debt crisis facing Sri Lanka (co-authored with Charith Gunawardena and Richard Tye):

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Gower Initiative for Modern Money Studies @gowerinitiative ·

17 Dec

“Sri Lanka’s challenge is not insolvency in its own currency, but structural vulnerability inherited from a development model that privileged external discipline over internal resilience.” #MMT
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Gower Initiative for Modern Money Studies @gowerinitiative ·

16 Dec

RT @StevenHailAus: I thought non-economists might be interested in a class from the first week of our Masters, where we introduce neoclassi…

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Steven Hail @stevenhailaus ·

15 Dec

Every single unit of spending which takes place by a currency-issuing government involves the creation of money. In the UK, every single pound, every single day. Subsequent bond auctions then involve swapping one form of currency for another - saving deposits for sight deposits.

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