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Dr. Yeva Nersisyan is a professor of economics at Franklin and Marshall College whose research focus includes Modern Monetary Theory, Post-Keynesianism, and the Institutionalist traditions. She has published widely on the subject of banking and financial instability, which is why we invited her on to talk about how the economy *actually* works. MMT theorists argue that Neo-classical economists have a deeply limited understanding of the economy, as demonstrated by the Fed’s recent inability to control inflation by adjusting interest rates - which is basically the only lever available to it. We discuss how it seems that no one who is sitting at the top of the economic pyramid seems to understand how to shift the course of the economy, how providing jobs is the key to stability, the emergence of modern economic policy in the post-war years, and much more.
(00:13:14) Regulation comes either way
(00:20:29) Keynes says
(00:26:15) Money supply first
(00:34:26) What is money?
(00:43:29) FDIC - has it been tested?
(00:56:00) Industry & money
(01:07:08) Jobs needed v. jobs wanted
(01:13:20) Patreon Ask
(01:13:27) Revised MMT
(01:28:50) Government brain drain
(01:40:10) Extreme povery at home
(01:53:00) Economic policy starts post war
(02:04:26) Inflation v. employment
(02:19:40) Financialization v. humanization
(02:30:04) Today's democrazy
(02:40:03) Infrastructure vs. ATMs
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Dr. Yeva Nersisyan is a professor of economics at Franklin and Marshall College whose research focus includes Modern Monetary Theory, Post-Keynesianism, and the Institutionalist traditions. She has published widely on the subject of banking and financial instability, which is why we invited her on to talk about how the economy *actually* works. MMT theorists argue that Neo-classical economists have a deeply limited understanding of the economy, as demonstrated by the Fed’s recent inability to control inflation by adjusting interest rates - which is basically the only lever available to it. We discuss how it seems that no one who is sitting at the top of the economic pyramid seems to understand how to shift the course of the economy, how providing jobs is the key to stability, the emergence of modern economic policy in the post-war years, and much more.
(00:13:14) Regulation comes either way
(00:20:29) Keynes says
(00:26:15) Money supply first
(00:34:26) What is money?
(00:43:29) FDIC - has it been tested?
(00:56:00) Industry & money
(01:07:08) Jobs needed v. jobs wanted
(01:13:20) Patreon Ask
(01:13:27) Revised MMT
(01:28:50) Government brain drain
(01:40:10) Extreme povery at home
(01:53:00) Economic policy starts post war
(02:04:26) Inflation v. employment
(02:19:40) Financialization v. humanization
(02:30:04) Today's democrazy
(02:40:03) Infrastructure vs. ATMs
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