Book contents
Preface, Phil Armstrong
Acknowledgements
Introduction to Modem Monetary Theory: Key Insights, Leading Thinkers
Sara Holland, Claire Jackson-Prior and Prue Plumridge
- How does the government spend? A functional model of the UK Exchequer
Andrew Berkeley, Richard Tye and Neil Wilson - Credit and the Exchequer since the Restoration
Richard Tye - Sovereign nations face resource constraints, not financial constraints
Yeva Nersisyan and L. Randall Wray - A framework for the analysis of the price level and inflation
Warren Mosler - The external economy
William Mitchell - Modem Monetary Theory, the United Kingdom, and pound sterling
John T. Harvey - The Eurozone and Brexit
Stuart Medina Miltimore and William Mitchell - Modem Monetary Theory as post-neoliberal economics: the role of methodology—philosophy
Phil Armstrong and Jamie Morgan - Tax as a hygiene factor: setting UK taxation policy using Modern Monetary Theory
Neil Wilson - Checklist of an employment guarantee programme: the Plan Jefes de Hogar from Argentina revisited 20 years later
Daniel Kostzer - Three lessons from govemment spending and the post-pandemic recovery
Pavlina R. Tchemeva - Modem Monetary Theory and public policy in the United Kingdom
Deborah Harrington and Jessica Ormerod
Postscript: thoughts on MMT’s insights
L. Randall Wray
Index