Titlebook: Debates in Monetary Macroeconomics; Tackling Some Unsett Steven Pressman,John Smithin Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Autho

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Daniele Barbaro’s Vitruvius of 1567trade surplus must be another nation’s trade deficit. Export-led growth cannot increase global demand. If countries experiencing trade deficits employ policies to create trade surpluses, the result will be economic volatility, which reduces spending, especially investment spending, and slows economic growth.

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Daniele Barbaro’s Vitruvius of 1567about income inequality, the more economic analysis supports a current-account surplus. It is not for analysts, however, to decide which groups in society should be valued more. Further, we cannot always focus on the long run. Full employment is not always easily achieved; short-run stabilization must also be considered.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-11642-3 in strongly abstract theoretical models. They are popular because they provide convenient mathematical simplifications in order to create closed-form solutions - in defiance of many of the realities on the ground.

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scholars in each area.Incorporates the most recent thinking.This edited volume presents the key unresolved debates in monetary macroeconomics, covering the five topics of budget, trade, taxes, exchange rates and monetary policy. For each topic, there are two authors — one arguing for a certain poli

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Some Unsettled Questions in Monetary Macroeconomics,aking a position on these policy issues, the book sets out both sides of the debate. Two scholars address each issue, taking opposing viewpoints. The book thus presents a debate about macroeconomic policy but does not seek to resolve any unsettled questions. Readers are left to make up their own mind on these issues.

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Should the Implementation of Monetary Policy Be Subject to Rules?,more predictable short-term effects on the macroeconomy. The authors advocate a job guarantee, along with infrastructure spending, which address the challenges associated with achieving and maintaining full employment and price stability.

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How and When to Balance the Government Budget,nments should run surpluses in good economic times and roughly equivalent deficits to stimulate the economy during recessions. Following Piketty, the paper opposes government budget deficits because of their distributional consequences. Taxing the rich is better than borrowing from them, except during times of recession.

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The National Debt Is Irrelevant: Some Unsettling Questions Regarding Government Budget Deficits,m high-income developed economies to failed states. High-end developed countries are best equipped to practice MMT. National debt is irrelevant to them. Other developed nations can practice some form of MMT, but must deal with constraints. Middle-income, weak, and failed states are incapable of utilizing MMT.