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Author: NYT Bestseller POLITICO 50 (2016); Bloomberg 50 (2019); Barron's 100 Women in Finance (2020); World's Top 50 (2020) Prospect Magazine

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  1. Retweeted
    8 hours ago

    The incomparable writer/thinker provides an intriguing analysis of the ‘meaning of the mittens.’ You’ll find delightful turns of phrase embedded with insight and humor. Well worth reading!

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  2. 7 hours ago

    Grateful to for re-upping our conversation from 2 years ago. I still owe Amy a signed copy of the book.

    People can look at the economic system and see two completely different things. Traditional taxing and spending. Or the theory in the shadows: Modern Monetary Theory.
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  3. 9 hours ago

    Yeah, no.

    NEW: One idea that's been discussed is to enact a carbon tax as a method to help pay for the $2 trillion infrastructure proposal.
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  4. 10 hours ago

    Don't think I have ever enjoyed Twitter this much. cc:

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    when memes collide [sound on] (blame for giving me the idea)
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  5. 11 hours ago

    Like debtclock work.

    Today, I spoke on the Senate floor about the Biden Admin’s plans for excessive government spending, higher taxes, and increased regulation. Our nation is already $27 TRILLION in debt, but Dems want to keep spending money with no accountability. 👀⬇️ (1/2)
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    12 hours ago

    What Books Should Biden Read? We Asked 22 Writers - The New York Times If there was one book President Biden should read right now it would be The Deficit Myth by ⁦⁩

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  7. 13 hours ago

    Duty bound to declare this one the winner.

    Welcomed a special guest to practice today 😂 |
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  8. 19 hours ago

    Joining in just under an hour for a quick discussion of the US economy and the challenges (and opportunities) that lie ahead.

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  9. 20 hours ago

    Thinking back on the time world leaders allowed the people of Bretton Woods, NH to reshape the global financial order.

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  10. Jan 20

    It was a good day.

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    Jan 20

    On this day, and before we suddenly hear people concerned about the deficit again, it seems appropriate to share that one of the most important book I've read in the past year is 's book _The Deficit Myth_.

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  12. Jan 20

    So long Farewell Aufwiedersehn Goodbye

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    Jan 19
    Replying to

    Read this, by

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  14. Jan 19

    Sometimes, less is more.

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  16. Jan 19

    How they report it. How I'd report it.

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    Jan 19

    THAT'S NOT MMT In today's newsletter, I wrote a very simple guide to what is and isn't MMT, since lots of people are very confused on the subject and abusing the term. Share with anyone who is confused!

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    Jan 19

    I may have said this before, but I think Kelton's The Deficit Myth; Raworth's Doughnut Economics; Hickel's Less is More; Mazzucato's The Value of Everything and Carter's The Price of Peace (the Keynes biography) are beautiful and in various ways profoundly important books.

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  19. Jan 18

    Reagan took advantage of historically high interest rates to carry out his agenda. 🙃

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    Jan 18

    The Q&A for the introduction with is here. Every economist has spent so much time answering all of your questions. Please use this resource especially if you are running for office or have an organization that helps our valuable candidates.

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