What modern monetary theory is, and what it is not

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Modern monetary theory (MMT) has grown in popularity in recent years. Several central bankers have made passing comments about it. However, the publication of two papers by Drumetz/Pfister of the Banque de France in 2021 represents the first attempt at a more systematic assessment of MMT by two scholars with knowledge of and experience in central banking. This is a welcome event in the economic debate. The present paper analyses the merits of Drumetz/Pfister’s criticism, and investi-gates some of the most common sources of ‘misinterpretation’ of MMT.

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Carnevali, E., & Fontana, G. (2023). What modern monetary theory is, and what it is not. European Journal of Economics and Economic Policies: Intervention, 20(1), 56–66. https://doi.org/10.4337/ejeep.2022.0088

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