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Can Mosler Norman or anyone make a graph showing deficit levels and shade in grey the US recessions and slow growth "almost" recessions ? Or a black line for deficit and entire board colored vertically from red/recession to yellow/slow-growth to green/high-growth instead of grey vertical bars for recessions.
This would be the definitive MMT graph for showing how government spending generates growth.
Make a green line for savings, purple for credit expansion, blue line for relative strength of dollar... etc
Can anyone Tom or Matt ask Mosler or Norman to generate?
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Can Mosler Norman or anyone make a graph showing deficit levels and shade in grey the US recessions and slow growth "almost" recessions ?
Or a black line for deficit and entire board colored vertically from red/recession to yellow/slow-growth to green/high-growth instead of grey vertical bars for recessions.
This would be the definitive MMT graph for showing how government spending generates growth.
Make a green line for savings, purple for credit expansion, blue line for relative strength of dollar... etc
Can anyone Tom or Matt ask Mosler or Norman to generate?
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