Modern Monetary Theory

Scotland’s Currency Dilemma

Author / Creator: William Thomson

Media type: Article

Date published: 2024

“the economic framework underpinning Scottish independence is dangerously misguided and likely to lead to a worse economic situation than we experience as part of this dysfunctional Union.”


WHERE DOES MONEY COME FROM?

Author / Creator: ANDREW JACKSON

Media type: Report

Date published: 2012

A guide to the UK monetary and banking system


What is Modern Monetary Theory

Author / Creator: Richard Murphy

Media type: Video

Date published: 2022

A description of modern monetary theory.


A Response to John Kay Part 1

Author / Creator: Mammoth Whale

Media type: Blog

Date published: 2021

A critique of John Kay's view of Modern Monetary Theory.


Problems With Modern Monetary Theory: A Comment on Stephanie Kelton's The Deficit Myth

Author / Creator: Robert Wenzel

Media type: Book

Date published: 2020

A brief critique of Stephanie Kelton's book on MMT. 


The Deficit Myth: Modern Monetary Theory and How to Build a Better Economy

Author / Creator: Stephanie Kelton

Date published: 2020

'Kelton has succeeded in instigating a round of heretical questioning, essential for a post-Covid-19 world, where the pantheon of economic gods will have to be reconfigured' Guardian'
 


The self-financing state: An institutional analysis

Author / Creator: Josh Ryan-Collins

Media type: Working Paper

Date published: 2022

"The UK Government creates new money and purchasing power when it undertakes expenditure, rather than spending being financed by taxation from, or debt issuance to, the private sector."


Transition to a Scottish Currency

Author / Creator: Peter Ryan

Media type: Policy Paper

Date published: 2020

The decision on Scottish independence is a decision for the people of Scotland.  When making that decision it should be clear which currency an independent Scotland would use. If the people of Scotland vote for an independent Scotland with its own currency, that democratic mandate should be respected.