Modern monetary theory interviews

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04 December 2009In this 4-part series of interviews leading modern monetary theory developers Professors Bill Mitchell and Randy Wray talk about their work and how it applies to the operation of fiscal policy.

The following links provide access to the Modern Monetary Theory interviews were recorded on May 29, 2009 at Newcastle, Australia.

The interviewer was Victor Quirk. They are in standard video mp4 format.

Part 1 - 139mb

Part 2 - 130mb

Part 3 - 161mb

Part 4 - 210mb

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