

#17 Scott Ferguson: MMT and Marxism
Jun 12, 2019
Scott Ferguson, Associate Professor of Humanities & Cultural Studies and co-host of Money On The Left, dives into the interplay between Marxism and Modern Monetary Theory. He discusses how money creation should be considered a normative practice for public welfare. The conversation highlights the aesthetics of economic theory, critiques class perspectives on work, and calls for a reevaluation of economic systems. Ferguson emphasizes the significance of collaborative dialogue to bridge understanding between critics and advocates of MMT.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring the Intersection of MMT and Marxism
02:17 • 2min
The Aesthetics of Economic Theory
04:26 • 14min
Work and Economics: A Critical Perspective
18:37 • 11min
Redefining Secular Stagnation: Governance, Economy, and Culture
29:33 • 3min
Marxism Meets Modern Monetary Theory
32:09 • 9min
Navigating MMT and Marxism
41:20 • 28min
Political Realignments and Economic Theories in Times of Crisis
01:09:36 • 3min
Value in Conflict: Marxism vs. MMT
01:12:42 • 26min