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The Mule Pod
By Sam BakerBusiness
The Mule Pod episodes
- Modern Monetary Theory II - Fountainhead 4
Modern Monetary Theory, or MMT, is an increasingly popular view of how our federal government should operate, which goes against many of the core assumptions that have been made over the past 50 years.
This particular episode will be an opinion piece on the merit of MMT.
11 min - Modern Monetary Theory - Fountainhead 3
Modern Monetary Theory, or MMT, is an increasingly popular view of how our federal government should operate, which goes against many of the core assumptions that have been made over the past 50 years.
This particular episode will describe MMT, the particular policies offered by Stephanie Kelton, and the rationale behind it.
12 min - Fountainhead II
In this episode we discuss how the United States and other major economies around the world may go about reducing their debt burdens. We discuss austerity, redistribution, defaults, and money printing, as well at Modern Monetary Theory (MMT).
13 min - Fountainhead I
In this episode, we discuss the two main drivers of the economy (hint, they aren't COVID or the elections)
Materials Referenced:
The Price of Tomorrow by Jeff Booth
The Future is Faster than You Think by Peter Diamandis and Steven Kotler
17 min - 2. The Economy of Tomorrow II
In this episode we discuss how the United States and other major economies around the world may go about reducing their debt burdens. We discuss austerity, redistribution, defaults, and money printing, as well at Modern Monetary Theory (MMT).
11 min - 1. The Economy of Tomorrow I
In this episode, we discuss the two main drivers of the economy (hint, they aren't COVID or the elections)
Materials Referenced:
The Price of Tomorrow by Jeff Booth
The Future is Faster than You Think by Peter Diamandis and Steven Kotler
10 min
About The Mule Pod
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Mulekick provides a weekly exploration of a new and relevant subject in economics. Misconceptions will be exposed, tough questions will be asked, and new ideas will be introduced.