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Episode 143 [1/3]: Emily Ruhl: Religiously-defensible, divinely-supported genocide
Episode 144 [2/3]: Emily Ruhl: Religiously-defensible, divinely-supported genocide
Episode 145 [3/3]: Emily Ruhl: Religiously-defensible, divinely-supported genocide
Jonathan Wilson[3/3]: Historical Context for Real-World Economics (new online course!)
Panayotis “Poti” Giannakouros [1/2]: An interactive introduction to MMT
(This episode has no introduction.)
Not an interview, but a complete, interactive, and unique introduction to Modern Money Theory, as conducted by the very first recipient of a PhD through an MMT lens, which he received at UMKC in 1999. It starts with the concept of state power, then proceeds to imposing and forgiving liabilities, and then the definitions of debt, deficit, and a job guarantee. This is part one of a two-hour conference call between ten people including Poti; me; progressive journalist Walker Bragman; the managing editor of The Young Turks, Jonathan Larsen; and activist Ramona Massachi (my guest on episodes 47 and 48)
Panayotis “Poti” Giannakouros [2/2]: An interactive introduction to MMT
(This episode does not yet have an introduction.)
The introduction lesson is closed out and followed by an in-depth question and answer session. A brief highlight:
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