The Gower Initiative for Modern Money Studies
An independent, non-profit organisation – part of a growing international movement challenging the economic orthodoxy of the last five decades
On Wednesday 16 January an unusual event occurred. FTAlphaville, a news and commentary service for financial market professionals provided by the Financial Times, published an article by Brendan Greeley entitled …
The day MMT officially went mainstream? Read MoreThis week GIMMS extends a very warm welcome to Phil Armstrong, our guest MMT Lens author. GIMMS published his paper “Modern Monetary Theory and a Heterodox Alternative Paradigm” earlier this week …
Where does the Magic Money Tree Grow? Read MoreIn an age of endless consumption which keeps the economic wheels turning it is no surprise that our leaders have failed dismally to address adequately the very real and long-term …
Post-Growth and MMT Read MoreAnd in the news this week… Education…education…education. Last week the Public Accounts Committee published its findings on the sale of the student loan book. The government was criticised …
Education…education…education Read MoreToday’s blog comes just before the weekend commemorating 100 years since the end of the First World War, the ‘war to end war’. When it started people thought it would …
A weekend of quiet reflection Read MoreThe IMF has been busying itself with the UK’s financial position, reported in the FT on the 10 October as “languishing close to the bottom of the international league table …
Pensions, Universal Credit and the IMF Read MoreFollowing the very successful launch of GIMMS last week welcome to our second blog. The GIMMS team have been both delighted and excited by the response both on the day …
The Economics of Climate Change Read MoreThe Gower Initiative for Modern Money Studies launches in London today. We are looking forward to a full programme and are delighted to welcome our keynote speaker Professor William Mitchell, …
Launch of the Gower Initiative for Modern Money Studies Read MoreMacroeconomics is the study of the behaviour and performance of the economy as a whole. The word ‘macro’ comes from the Greek word ‘makro’ meaning large. It is talking about …
Macroeconomics Read MoreModern Monetary Theory can help us to think differently about public policy Modern Monetary Theory is not prescriptive. It describes how a post gold-standard, fiat money system operates and explains …
MMT and Public Policy Read More