Can #MMT build a s body of theory that will grow sufficiently to settle major policy questions of today?
The short answer is, No. My friend and mentor, Prof. @jbhearn has written objectively on MMT mistakes. I’ve included the links in my short article.
@emmanuelokware_ These economic insights are really nice and give more meaning and understanding into the economic policies of our mother country Uganda
Thanks so much Mr Okware
The BBC/TNI are fixated on heatwaves that might have been & those that might come.
We are not expert scientists but I wonder if you look back over the last year where you live which box would you tick?
1. The world is boiling
2. Moving back towards an ice age
3. Much the same
#EgyptWatch🇪🇬: Egypt’s inflation was recorded at 14.9%/yr, above the 7%/yr +/-2.
#April 2026 growth rate of money slightly decreased from 20.0%/yr in March to 19.3%/yr, a rate above Okware’s Optimal Growth Rate (OGR) of 11.7%/yr deemed consistent with their 7%/yr target.
Stagflation is no growth and inflation. Today’s contraction in the economy is even worse.
No one listened to those economists who explained that this government’s growth policies would do exactly the opposite.
'On Morality, Human Behaviour and Economics' brings together eleven economists, philosophers and theologians — drawing on Adam Smith, Hayek and Mandeville, as well as the teachings of Islam, Christianity and Judaism.
The moral terrain has been ceded. This book reclaims it.
Britain is losing faith in capitalism.
Consecutive governments have presided over more than a decade of stagnant growth - and its defenders have gone largely silent.
But has anyone actually made the moral case for free markets? A new book sets out to do exactly that... 🧵