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It's less that it's simple (it doesn't really seem simpler to me than any other fundamental approaches to macro, no?) than that at least real-world behavior of
by brimble 5y ago
It's less that it's simple (it doesn't really seem simpler to me than any other fundamental approaches to macro, no?) than that at least real-world behavior of governments, and changes in the world as a result of that behavior, doesn't all seem to point strongly in the direction of something about it being wrong or badly incomplete. It's simple like universal gravitation is simpler than epicycles.
- stale2002 5y agoOk and the fact remains, that the vast majority of experts in the field dismiss MMT as something that doesn't provide much of value to the field. Thats the important part here. Whatever your opinion is on any of this, basically all the actual people who know what they are talking about, disagree and think that MMT is basically valueless.