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The Deficit Myth by Stephanie Kelton
The Deficit Myth by Stephanie Kelton
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The Deficit Myth: Modern Monetary Theory and How to Build a Better Economy
By Stephanie Kelton
Rethinking economics with a revolutionary approach to fiscal policy.
Overview
Stephanie Kelton challenges conventional economic wisdom with Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), offering a groundbreaking perspective on government spending, national debt, and economic prosperity. She argues that deficits should not be feared but understood as a tool for achieving social and economic progress.
Key Insights
- Debunking Deficit Myths – Learn why government deficits are not as harmful as traditionally believed.
- Economic Growth Strategies – Discover how a new approach to money and spending can drive prosperity.
- Social and Financial Stability – Explore how strategic government investment can improve infrastructure, healthcare, and employment.
- Inflation Management – Understand how inflation can be controlled while maintaining economic expansion.
- Future Policy Implications – Gain insights into how MMT can reshape financial decision-making worldwide.
Who Should Read This?
- Economists & Policy Makers – A must-read for those shaping national economic policies.
- Investors & Financial Analysts – Understanding government spending trends is crucial for financial planning.
- Students & Academics – A valuable resource for studying modern economic theories and fiscal policies.
- Concerned Citizens – Anyone interested in understanding how the economy functions and how policies impact everyday life.
Why Read This Book?
The Deficit Myth provides a transformative perspective on economic policy, empowering readers with the knowledge to question mainstream economic narratives and advocate for policies that promote financial stability and prosperity.
ISBN-13: 9781541736191
ISBN-10: 1541736192
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