The existence of a free market does not of course eliminate the need for government. On the contrary, government is essential both as a forum for determining the ‘rules of the game’ and as an umpire to interpret and enforce the rules decided on, per Milton Friedman.

Amos Ahola Professor John Hearn Just_Dee Relearning Economics FDR and King advocated a Bill of Economic Rights Dr. Steve Keen Robert Hockett Michael Radzicki Louis-Philippe Rochon Dirk Ehnts Clint Ballinger Joseph E. Stiglitz Yan Liang Blair Fix @[email protected] Richard Murphy Eric Tymoigne Adam Tooze Matthew C. Klein Mariana Mazzucato Ronnie J. Phillips Morgan Ricks Saule Omarova Jim Stanford Mark Blyth David Andolfatto 🇮🇹 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 It is essential to separate the elements of money from a perspective of control and balance . If all money were created by the state and allocated by it ,what a mess we would be in ! So, in the start ,middle, and end ,it really matters .

Interested in whether the whole tweet is posted now I have refused to pay for my blue tick.

Just_Dee Robert Hockett Professor John Hearn Clint Ballinger Amos Ahola Relearning Economics FDR and King advocated a Bill of Economic Rights Dr. Steve Keen Michael Radzicki Louis-Philippe Rochon Dirk Ehnts Joseph E. Stiglitz Yan Liang Blair Fix @[email protected] Richard Murphy Eric Tymoigne Adam Tooze Matthew C. Klein Mariana Mazzucato Ronnie J. Phillips Morgan Ricks Saule Omarova Jim Stanford Mark Blyth David Andolfatto 🇮🇹 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 "No need of MMT here" or anywhere No need for any other explanation or expansion

Typical misconception

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Centre for Basic Research Official is proud to have been part of this year’s 5th Stanbic Bank Uganda DPOs Roundtable, bringing govt, private sector & development partners together to shape the future of finance under the theme “Adapting to Shifting Global Priorities in Development Finance.” #StanbicDPOForum

pet rock Professor John Hearn Clint Ballinger Amos Ahola Just_Dee Relearning Economics FDR and King advocated a Bill of Economic Rights Dr. Steve Keen Robert Hockett Michael Radzicki Louis-Philippe Rochon Dirk Ehnts Joseph E. Stiglitz Yan Liang Blair Fix @[email protected] Richard Murphy Eric Tymoigne Adam Tooze Matthew C. Klein Mariana Mazzucato Ronnie J. Phillips Morgan Ricks Saule Omarova Jim Stanford Mark Blyth David Andolfatto 🇮🇹 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 Yep ,I tried to respond to Clint ,but he deleted his post . There's either demand management or a quest to improve the supply-side . MMT has no supply-side reform ,so you are with the Keynesians and as your policies would destroy economies , even worse .

In the First BCC for the BFPs and preliminary Budget estimates for FY 2026/27, the government will have 69.399 trillions to spend, which will well go up. It will also spend 29.309 trillions in deficit, that will create at least another new stock of debt well over 20 trillions.

As I stated in January, the government plans to spend on strengthening UEDCL, with the hope of ‘affordable, efficient, and reliable’ distribution of electricity to consumers.

As I stated in January, in the FY 2026/27, the government plans to spend on strengthening UEDCL, with the hope of ‘affordable, efficient, and reliable’ distribution of electricity to consumers.

It is the only leading indicator. However, we are slaves to the data . M4/M4ex turned heavily negative in 23 ( not according to the graph ) and if you remove all gov price setting , inflation would be below target . So it's flawed data I'm afraid . Compare UK to EZ

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