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The Modern Money Lab Economics of Sustainability January series this year will feature the following academics - Pavlina Tcherneva, Stephanie Kelton, John Harvey, Scott Fullwiler, Tim Foxon and Phil Lawn.

More details soon or from [email protected].

Do come along.
If you want training/credentials in #MMT and ecological economics on a course you can take part-time and online, with live classes with experts, ours begin every February, June and September, and are endorsed by Stephanie Kelton and many other leading economists.

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We are still obsessed with growth for the sake of growth. Meanwhile, our climate system is breaking down and our economic systems are organised neither to deal with this nor to ensure economic security for all and social well-being.

It is time to change our economic thinking.
We wish #MMT founder Warren Mosler all the very best, with his plans to launch the USVI Green Party.
All those pictured, running this event in Canberra, are current or past students of Modern Money Lab - great to see.
This is our favourite Minsky quote. It is why we have to challenge neoclassical economics. The straightjacket it imposes on those who work within its axioms actually prevents us asking the questions and finding the solutions we need across the rest of this century.
If you aren't yet reading Darren's brilliant insights, we at MML challenge you to try them out.

Reverse Robin Hood? Try a Reverse Minsky
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Reverse Robin Hood? Try a Reverse Minsky
Dismantling the HECS Debt Myth
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The next intake is in February - you could be a part of it.
From left to right, at our recent MML workshop in Vienna: our CEO, Gabrielle Bond; our brilliant lecturer, Colleen Schneider; some old bloke; and the co-author of our new post-growth subject, Katy Shields.
Another excellent piece of analysis from our (outstanding) student, Darren Quinn.

The Economic Complexity Paradox: Why Australia Is Both Brilliant and Vulnerable
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The Economic Complexity Paradox: Why Australia Is Both Brilliant and Vulnerable
Why Australia Is Both Brilliant and Vulnerable
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An unusual (but delightful) gift from one of our wonderful students. That's Gabrielle Bond on the left - some old bloke on the right.
A terrific post by our student, Darren Quinn -

Fighting Ghosts: Why the Right is Arguing with a Fictional Past - An MMT Autopsy of Australian History

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Fighting Ghosts: Why the Right is Arguing with a Fictional Past
An MMT Autopsy of Australian History
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I don't think most other Masters degrees in economics have quite the same student feedback as ours. Here is a small sample, from last trimester - modernmoneylab.org.au/courses/:
Lovely to see such positive feedback on our
economics of sustainability #MMT program.

Maybe you could join them.....
We now have a recording of the very short closing talk Steven did at the recent Bristol #MMT conference. It was very brief as we were about to run out of time in the venue. There was a call to action.

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Modern Money Lab |The Anti-Austerity Conference closing address by Steven Hail
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It is not bond vigilantes who are in charge of the bond market in major economies. It is central bankers. Central banks are generally owned by their currency-issuing governments, and even if this were not the case, must always act within a legislative framework determined by their political masters.
Please could a journo ask Rachel Reeves the question Maren asked Bernstein in Finding the Money? Why does the Govt feel it depends on borrowing its own currency, which it issues, from bond vigilantes? Then don't let her get away with a nonsensical answer. Same question to Jim Chalmers in Australia.
What a fabulous time we have had in Bristol, Amsterdam, Sheffield, London and Vienna - not to mention Chichester and Singapore.

These photos are from the Vienna #MMT workshop.
In Wien (Vienna) this weekend. At this stage, feel free to just turn up. We will find you a place in the #MMT Public Money for Public Good weekend. These weekends are great fun and intended to be empowering.

Gleis 21, Wien.

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We ought to make more of our program being at the top of the list the International Society for Ecological Economics recommends, but we are terrible at marketing. Maybe you can help us tell people.
You know that guy Larry Summers. Every time I watch Finding the Money, and I bet I have seen it even more times than Kelton, at the moment he calls MMT "voodoo economics" I am reminded of the following.
We had a fantastic time in both Bristol & Amsterdam.
JOIN us for our remaining #MMT workshops in Sheffield (20/21) or Vienna (27/28). We also have a private event in London in Steven & Gabie's Excellent Adventure (😉).

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Very much looking forward to the next three weeks, as we move from Adelaide to Bristol to Amsterdam to Sheffield to London to Vienna, and all too briefly to Pagham, for the anti-austerity conference, three #MMT workshops and one other event.

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#MMT in Yorkshire. Interactive, accessible, anti-austerity weekend workshop, loosely based on a university course, in Sheffield on 20/21 September.

I hope to see you there.

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