8mins & its all rather intense already! good to have factual evidence based content to go on. David Skilling with some raw detail on the global geo political power plays going on in the world & how that affects NZ potentially. Thank you for the webinar very informative.
Hi Helen, in regards David's comments around the 48 minute mark, I believe you would greatly appreciate Prof Michael Hudson's alternative (MMT - Modern Money Theory) perspective on sovereign govt. spending and govt. deficits. You can listen to him on his youtube channel and in various other interviews on this platform. The issue isn't so much the size of the deficit, rather to what purpose and activity those new dollars, yen, etc, and mobilising (ideally govt. spending being directed at serving the public purpose and public infrastructure). With the so-called "public debt" in actuality being the "net money supply", or "net dollar denominated assets of the entire private sector", namely the only thing that can reduce private debt.
8mins & its all rather intense already! good to have factual evidence based content to go on. David Skilling with some raw detail on the global geo political power plays going on in the world & how that affects NZ potentially. Thank you for the webinar very informative.
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Hi Helen, in regards David's comments around the 48 minute mark, I believe you would greatly appreciate Prof Michael Hudson's alternative (MMT - Modern Money Theory) perspective on sovereign govt. spending and govt. deficits. You can listen to him on his youtube channel and in various other interviews on this platform. The issue isn't so much the size of the deficit, rather to what purpose and activity those new dollars, yen, etc, and mobilising (ideally govt. spending being directed at serving the public purpose and public infrastructure).
With the so-called "public debt" in actuality being the "net money supply", or "net dollar denominated assets of the entire private sector", namely the only thing that can reduce private debt.