

#43 Sam Levey: Understanding Endogenous Money
Mar 22, 2020
In this engaging discussion, guest Sam Levey, a research scholar at the Global Institute for Sustainable Prosperity, dives into the complexities of endogenous versus exogenous money creation. He clarifies misconceptions about how currency value is shaped by government actions and banking practices. The conversation critiques traditional monetary policies, explores historical methods of debt recording, and highlights the role of central banks in maintaining liquidity. Levey also touches on tax justice and the implications of Modern Monetary Theory for economic stability.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Understanding Endogenous Money
04:03 • 7min
Endogenous vs Exogenous Money: A Deeper Dive
10:52 • 26min
The Evolution of Money and Debt
36:44 • 8min
Tax Justice and Modern Monetary Theory
44:37 • 5min
The Dynamics of Banking and Interest Rates
49:31 • 21min
Understanding Modern Monetary Theory and Job Guarantees
01:10:19 • 4min
Understanding the Impact of Basel Accords on Banking Liquidity
01:14:48 • 1min
Understanding Repurchase Agreements and Inflation Dynamics
01:16:12 • 15min
Exploring Market Pricing Dynamics and Inflation Measurement
01:31:13 • 2min