I don't think I entirely hate the way that #RadioMMT went on Friday. Notwithstanding the fact that I'd had a busy week and my voice was already in tatters.
I certainly like that it was Kev who had to edit out most of my "um"s for the podcast version.
https://audio.3cr.org.au/3cr/2026/03/27/1730/202603271730__64.mp3
"The problem with #MMT is…"
Is there something that's always struck you as a fundamental flaw, but you've never been able to get a straight answer about it?
Is there something you keep hearing again and again, but can't come up with a satisfying response?
Is there something you're sick of responding to and you wish somebody would definitively put it to bed, once and for all?
Give us your suggestions, and we'll do our level best to respond to them intelligently and sensitively on this week's episode of #RadioMMT. https://www.3cr.org.au/radiommt
Because economics is too important to leave to the experts, a handyman and admin assistant bring you compelling conversations with the pre-eminent names in heterodox economics. Anne & Kev break it down so everyone can participate in the big questions of the day. Economics is full of grand tragedy, and absurd comedy. Listen to RadioMMT and you’ll never listen to the news in quite the same way again.RadioMMT. Economics for the rest of us!RadioMMT.
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