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suggested requirements for a properly functioning monetary system based on mmt in the uk. it is interesting that fadhel kaboub, as*ociate professor of economics at denison university, and president of the global institute for sustainable prosperity, who is a great modern monetary theory ‘mmt’ (charles adams’ summary here) and job guarantee advocate, this is a map of the proportions of people who travel to work on public transport, by walking or by bicycle (click to enlarge) as against those who don’t.   (acknowlegement @davidottewell) this shows an extremely small number of ‘good boys’ in a large clas*. is this the chart that spells doom for the brexit dream? – a guest post by neil robertson.     figure 1 shows the monthly average of the long-running poll series asking the question “in hindsight, do you think it was right or wrong to vote to leave the eu?” this poll series is interesting for a couple of reasons: the initial results agree approximately with ft alphaville (which is generally free) has an article on an italian bank that has gone bust entitled ‘the curious case of banca carige’. it certainly is – the european central bank (ecb) is acting as a receiver! it states: the ecb as*umed new powers in 2014, we are gradually getting the rollout of local banking, which i – among many others – have long wished for! the third one is the south west mutual covering cornwall, devon, somerset and dorset. digressing slightly, they have an attractive logo incorporating the flags of all the ft has started the new year with a ba*g by asking economists for their forecasts for 2019. the article itself offers more detail but this is is a small selection of the pretty devastating comments: “given the political shambles . . . the outlook is anything is probably the most indelible of may’s red lines in the brexit negotiations. even though she voted remain, she was always the there is an informative review of a book published by the yale university press (which as far as i can detect is not yet available in