This week Modern Monetary Theory pioneer Warren Moesler, who is the author of "The Seven Deadly Innocent Frauds of Economic Policy," came on to make the case for MMT. Julie Goodridge, the CEO of NorthStar Asset Management, which holds over 12,000 Facebook shares, joined to talk about why she is pushing for Facebook to limit Mark Zuckerberg's voting rights. Steve Bullock, the Democratic Governor of Montana, discussed his run for the White House. Then Chris Moynes, Managing Director at One Capital Management, came on to talk about his work serving as the financial adviser for 10% of the NHL's active-player roster.

<p>This week Modern Monetary Theory pioneer Warren Moesler, who is the author of "The Seven Deadly Innocent Frauds of Economic Policy," came on to make the case for MMT. Julie Goodridge, the CEO of NorthStar Asset Management, which holds over 12,000 Facebook shares, joined to talk about why she is pushing for Facebook to limit Mark Zuckerberg's voting rights. Steve Bullock, the Democratic Governor of Montana, discussed his run for the White House. Then Chris Moynes, Managing Director at One Capital Management, came on to talk about his work serving as the financial adviser for 10% of the NHL's active-player roster.</p>

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Warren Mosler Makes the Case for MMT

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