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Virginia and Steve from Macro N Cheese Podcast/Real Progressives join Justin and Jeremy in a discussion of Modern Monetary Theory, how it can be used as a radicalizing tool, as well as what it means in the grand scheme of global economics.
The episode intro tries to summarize what modern monetary theory (MMT) is, but unfortunately somewhat flubs it by framing it in return on investment (ROI) terms.
