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Name: GIMMS Talk and Get Together – Manchester
Start: 2019-09-27T18:30:00+01:00
End: 2019-09-27T21:30:00+01:00
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27th September 2019 @ 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm

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Trof 8 Thomas Street, Manchester, United Kingdom

Have you ever wondered why governments have plenty of money for their pet projects or can magic it up to bail out banks or go to war but claim there …

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Prue Plumridge @prueplum ·

31 Oct

All in it together. IMF gives seal of approval to Rachel Reeves budget. Tax rises will boost growth sustainably it claims. Just how? What is the logic? None of it makes any sense. A world in which a balanced budget is more important than people's lives.
https://youtu.be/GHnW_V5dfu0?si=3aGS7mpxpa-j700M

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Malcolm Reavell @malcolm_reavell ·

1 Nov

It’s good to see a politician who understands the economy correctly.
A govt deficit = the private sector surplus.
A govt surplus = a private sector deficit.
What government with any sense would deliberately impoverish the private sector, deprive it of money?
Austerity kills.

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Stephanie Kelton @stephaniekelton ·

1 Nov

Zack is putting it all together. Exciting to see.

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Patricia @patricianpino ·

1 Nov

If you don’t want the government to issue tradable debt instruments (such as gilts) , then advocate for them to stop doing that. Not for reduced government spending.