Category Archives: L. Randall Wray

Three UMKC Professors Among The Nine Who Predicted Eurozone Crisis

Posted on August 5, 2015 by Devin Smith | Comments Off

KCUR.org feature includes recorded interview with Randy Wray and others regarding the current crisis in the eurozone. Randy explains that some economists predicted the problems with the European Monetary Union with an explanation of sectoral balances.

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Modern Money Theory – Part 1

Posted on July 9, 2015 by L. Randall Wray | 1 comment

Part 1 of an interview with Randy Wray for attactv in Spain. Randy is explaining Modern Money Theory.

Teoría Monetaria Moderna – Randall Wray – Parte… by attactv

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NEP’s Randy Wray’s interview in el Diario

Posted on April 21, 2015 by Devin Smith | Comments Off

For our Spanish speaking friends… Randy has an interview in the Spanish publication el Diario where he is talking about employment guarantee programs. You can view it here.

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Entrevista a Randall Wray

Posted on March 28, 2015 by Devin Smith | Comments Off

The full interview with NEP’s Randy Wray by EKO de Público TV in Spain. This is the complete interview. Questions from the interviewer are in spanish. Randy’s responses are subtitled in spanish. This was recorded on March 6, 2015 as part of his introduction of the spanish version of the Modern Money Primer.

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Public Banking and Boom Bust Boom

Posted on March 24, 2015 by L. Randall Wray | Comments Off

By L. Randall Wray

While in Spain for the launch of my Modern Money Primer in Spanish, I gave a long interview for Public Television. Parts of that interview are interspersed in this segment on Public Banking.

My interview is in English (with Spanish subtitles) while the rest is in Spanish. Other portions of my interview will be broadcast later.

The Boom Bust Boom movie on Minsky will be released next month. Watch for it. I do not know how widely it will be distributed, but it is well worth seeing. Here’s a nice piece from the Guardian:

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Tagged Hyman Minsky, MMT, Modern Monetary Theory

Randall Wray: ¿Austeridad presupuestaria frente a déficits públicos?

Posted on March 9, 2015 by Devin Smith | 2 comments

Why the EMU is designed to Fail

Randy’s presentation for FUHEM in Madrid, Spain coinciding with the release of the spanish version of his Modern Money Primer. The introductions are in spanish and Randy speaks in english beginning at about 10:00 with a panel member translating to spanish. He presents Modern Money Theory and then what is wrong with the Euro/EMU.

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Tagged austerity, FUHEM, MMT, Modern Monetary Theory, spain

Job Guarantee Presentation in Madrid Spain

Posted on March 2, 2015 by Devin Smith | 1 comment

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Teoría Monetaria Moderna

Posted on March 1, 2015 by Devin Smith | Comments Off

For our Spanish speaking friends, below are materials for the Madrid launch (March 3-8) of L. Randall Wray’s Modern Money Primer in Spanish – Teoría Monetaria Moderna.

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The Spanish Launch of Modern Money Theory

Posted on February 25, 2015 by Devin Smith | 1 comment

By L. Randall Wray

Sorry, I’ve been very busy in recent weeks, finishing up a book on Minsky and revising my Modern Money Primer for a second edition (more on both of those projects later).

Meanwhile, Lola Books is gearing up to release the Primer in Spanish next week. I’ll be in Madrid for the launch and for a series of meetings. I’ll give two presentations that are open to the public. Details are below. Hope to see our Spanish friends there!

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