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There's a lot in there I don't understand but I'd say it's worth reading through anyway just to see what it's about. There's a lot of interesting stuff on post-Keynesian economics and some shout-outs to MMT authors. I wish there was more online discussion about this remarkable book.
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He's since refused to discuss it, Mike.
Official line: That admission never happened. [Because you (or any non-billionaire citizen) don't matter - at least to D.Walker's circle!]
The power of the Mike Norman Invariants - this is one of them.
By the way, you can read Godley and Lavoie's 'Monetary Economics' (2007) online here:
http://dl4a.org/uploads/pdf/Monetary+Economics+-+Lavoie+Godley.pdf
There's a lot in there I don't understand but I'd say it's worth reading through anyway just to see what it's about. There's a lot of interesting stuff on post-Keynesian economics and some shout-outs to MMT authors. I wish there was more online discussion about this remarkable book.
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You can get with Ramanan on that book I'd assume if you have questions over at his concertedaction blog...
rsp,
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