The Real Problem With Modern Monetary Theory

By cineramaMarch 23, 2019Bitcoin Business

MMT supporters will point to 2008 and say, “Just look at QE. In 2008, the Federal Reserve Balance sheet was $800 billion. But as a result of QE1, QE2, […]

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