Modern Monetary Theory

Venezuelan Inflation Was Not Caused by Printing Too Much Money

"There is, of course, a hyperinflation problem in Venezuela. But it did not result from printing too much paper. And it's crass to say it is. I am not, when saying so, also suggesting that the government has no part in the problems the country faces: it obviously has. But let's have a mature debate and explanation, and not this nonsense that suggests the printing press is the route to hell in a monetary handcart."
http://www.taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2018/08/21/venezuelan-inflation-was-not-caused-by-over-printing-money/

Modern Monetary Theory And An Independent Scotland

MMT is about balancing a healthy economy, not the budget, whilst maintaining full employment. For that to happen we won’t allow free market politics or bankers to control the agenda.
https://bellacaledonia.org.uk/2019/01/07/modern-monetary-theory-and-an-independent-scotland/

Modern Monetary Theory Is a Battle Tested Alternative to Debt and Austerity

"MMT is the democratic solution to funding our civilisation, but it is hated by the banks, monarchs, authoritarians and all those who want to use debt as a tool to maintain their dominance at your expense."
https://www.taxresearch.org.uk

Don't Put London Bankers In Charge Of Scotland's Independence

"I would have thought Mackay would be frustrated enough with the absurd constraints he has to live with now. But to use sterling would make his life nigh on impossible. Why then does he want to go down that route? I wish I knew. Economically it makes no sense. The political economy of it is disastrous. It would tear the SNP apart after independence. And it would guarantee a crisis-strewn start for the new nation as it failed to deliver on any promise and all its potential.If Scotland wants to be free it has to have its own currency. Nothing less will do." - Professor Richard Murphy.

Money And Quantitative Easing (QE)

In the final video in his series on banks and related topics Professor Richard Murphy explains how QE, or quantitative easing, is the final component in the money creation process in the UK at present.
https://www.taxresearch.org.uk