You may be interested in CausalPy, a package focused on so three major quasi experimental methods. Feature requests, bug reports welcome.

causalpy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

Enough with the mental retardation. All this balancing the books nonsense is based on a stupid “government as a household” analogy. It doesn’t work like that - we have a fiat currency which the government is in charge of issuing. We’re not in a gold standard any more.

Nice. Would also be interesting to see by country, given the generation mix. E.g. in the UK we’ve got a decent amount of annual generation from wind and solar which aren’t shown on that infographic.

Well, the MMT’ers would point out that taxes don’t fund spending. The govt issues the currency, so you _could_ reduce energy bills and still fund things as you were before.

I’m not 100% sure, but I think he’s spoken on this before, saying that rejoining doesn’t necessarily require giving up the £

The government issues sterling. It’s not a problem.

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Sign & share comrade

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Do you have anything written on your stance on MMT?

I recommend Understanding Psychology as a Science: An Introduction to Scientific and Statistical Inference.

www.bloomsbury.com/uk/understan...

Off topic, but very interesting 👍🏻 Is there a layperson-friendly summary or short book about the corrected story/history?

Getting the tax/spend direction of causality wrong probably feels embarrassing. But that’s is what sets apart scientists and enquiring minds from people with a rigid belief system.