Let @StephanieKelton count the ways @paulkrugman, recipient of the Prize in Economic Science from the Bank of Sweden, is dead wrong about the basics of macroeconomics.
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@sclark_melbs @JoshFrydenberg Sigh... time for the same old tired reminder to dead from the neck up politicians like @JoshFrydenberg and @sclark_melbs
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Green swans are dynamics, trajectories, pathways that take us exponentially toward things that we do want to see," he said. "There has to be intentionality and political will and investment over fairly protracted timescales."
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@paulkrugman, mate, I bet that you would struggle to justify a Universal Job Guarantee as proposed by @ptcherneva - https://t.co/kDYsnNWWdw - using your much-vaunted conventional macroeconomics. Unless you believe that involuntary unemployment is natural, of course.
@paulkrugman Well, @paulkrugman, for one thing, #MMT explains the difference between the interest rate of Japanese debts and Italian debts perfectly, something that puzzled you no end because you rely on conventional macroeconomics. Your intellectual dishonesty is stunning, mate.