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How are you going to pay for it? : the macroeconomic benefits of student debt cancellation

Kelton, Stephanie - In: Care, Climate, and Debt : Transdisciplinary Problems …, (pp. 165-181). 2022

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Demand management and the monetary system : do currency boards and currency unions spell the end for Keynesian policy?

Kelton, Stephanie - In: Contemporary post Keynesian analysis, (pp. 100-117). 2004

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Neglected costs of monetary union : the loss of sovereignty in the sphere of public policy

Kelton, Stephanie - In: The state, the market, and the Euro : chartalism versus …, (pp. 160-183). 2003

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Do taxes and bonds finance government spending?

Kelton, Stephanie - In: Journal of economic issues : jei 34 (2000) 3, pp. 603-620

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The role of the state and the hierarchy of money

Kelton, Stephanie - In: Cambridge journal of economics 25 (2001) 2, pp. 149-163

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The war on poverty after 40 years : a Minskyan assessment

Kelton, Stephanie (contributor); … - 2004

Twenty to 25 years ago, a debate was under way in academe and in the popular press over the War on Poverty. One group of scholars argued that the war, initiated by Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, had been lost, owing to the inherent ineffectiveness of government welfare programs. Charles Murray...