r/mmt_economics↗
Modern Monetary Theory
This is a place to post links and discuss topics relating to Modern Monetary Theory (MMT). Economics can be a fractious discipline. Remember to judge arguments on merit, and not opinion. Offer constructive criticism first (and perhaps 2nd/3rd/4th, etc). Just as important: if your argument contains opinions, expect criticisms. Enjoy! For a good getting started resource, you might consider starting here: https://activistmmt.org
20k subscribers83 posts / mo in Sep 202663 authors / mosince 2011
r/mmt_economics has 20k members (+22% over the last 12 months). It gets about 83 posts a month from 63 people. Top topics: Federal Reserve Analysis, Inflation Analysis and MMAT & Related Stocks.
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- Federal Reserve Analysis0.6%
- Inflation Analysis0.5%
- MMAT & Related Stocks0.5%
- National Debt Crisis0.5%
- Bond Markets & Yields0.3%
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- Substack
- Economic Resources & Data
- Bank of England
- neweconomicperspectives.org
- European Union
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