Bring peace, prosperity to the land and save this great nation for our children and grandchildren
God Bless Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez!
Green New Deal - Wikipedia
The
Green New Deal (
GND)
[1][2] is any of several proposed
[3][4] economic stimulus programs in the
United States that aim to address both
economic inequality and
climate change. The name refers to the
New Deal, a combination of
social and
economic reforms and
public works projects undertaken by President
Franklin D. Roosevelt in response to the
Great Depression.
[5] Supporters of a Green New Deal advocate a combination of Roosevelt's economic approach with modern ideas such as
renewable energy and
resource efficiency.
[6] One small-scale example of a Green New Deal-type policy is
tax incentives for solar panels, implemented in the United States in 2008.
[7]
Cortez is also launching a dialog on Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) as a means for funding millions of productive jobs that pay a living wage:
The Venezuela Myth Keeping Us From Transforming Our Economy
"Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) is getting significant media attention these days, after Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
said in an interview that it should 'be a larger part of our conversation' when it comes to funding the 'Green New Deal.'
"According to MMT, the government can spend what it needs without worrying about deficits.
"MMT expert and Bernie Sanders adviser professor
Stephanie Kelton says the government actually creates money when it spends.
"The real limit on spending is not an artificially imposed debt ceiling but a lack of labor and materials to do the work, leading to generalized price inflation.
"Only when that real ceiling is hit does the money need to be taxed back, but even then it’s not to fund government spending.
"Instead, it’s needed to shrink the money supply in an economy that has run out of resources to put the extra money to work."
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Modern Monetary Theory (
MMT or
Modern Money Theory) is a
heterodox macroeconomic theory that describes the currency as a public monopoly and unemployment as the evidence that a currency monopolist is restricting the supply of the financial assets needed to pay taxes and satisfy savings desires."
Ever heard of modern monetary theory?