There’s nothing new about “modern monetary theory.” And, actually, a lot of it is true. You can print all the money you like — that is, increase the supply — as long as there is a corresponding ...

This is the first part of a two-part article. Throughout the history of capitalism and its recurrent crises, various theories have been brought forward by “left” theorists who maintain that these ...

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In response to the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic, Congress passed a $2.2 trillion stimulus package, transferring large amounts of cash to people in the form of both direct stimulus funds ...

As predicted, conservatives have responded to the latest $1.9 trillion stimulus package with outrage about our growing national debt, and the taxes that will be required from our children and ...

Congress has authorized $6 trillion in deficit spending to defeat the coronavirus. That’s more than the United States spent fighting World War II, when $4 trillion of government spending released the ...

There is considerable concern that as a nation, we are in danger of careening off a fiscal cliff unless Congress approves a rescue package to succeed the $2 trillion Cares Act. From a political ...

Do We Have the Will (or Desire) to Prevent Biotechnological Anarchy? Indulging Extremism Is a Bad Sign for Ukraine Things Are Looking Good at George Mason Audio By Carbonatix For decades, the ...

Despite James Mackintosh’s suggestion in “Streetwise: Modern Monetary Theory Isn’t Coming in the Future. It’s Here Now” (Markets, Nov. 22), MMT remains a niche theory endorsed by only a small but ...