EPISODE · Jul 15, 2020 · 1H 16M
Money, Music & Method with Alex Williams
from Money on the Left · host Money on the Left
Economist, musician & Money on the Left audio engineer, Alex Williams, joins the podcast to discuss money, music and method in light of Modern Monetary Theory and heterodox economics. At the outset, we chat about methodology and the riddles of “administrative capacity” that drive so much of Williams’ work. Next, Williams guides us through his proposal for arts and culture provisioning under a federal Job Guarantee by way of a critique of the anti-money, laissez-faire DIY music scene in which he came up. Finally, we turn to Williams’ much-touted master’s thesis & recent popular work on stabilizing state and municipal balance sheets during crises like the coronavirus health emergency. Check out some of Williams’ important work: “The Job Guarantee and Cultural Equity: Gatekeeping and Popularization,” Global Institute for Sustainable Prosperity, Working Paper 127, 2020.Intragovernmental Autonomous Stabilizers, Master’s Thesis, Bard College, 2020.“Structuring Federal Aid To States As An Automatic (and Autonomous) Stabilizer,” Employ America, 2020.Find Alex on Twitter: @tragicbiosLink to our Patreon: www.patreon.com/MoLsuperstructure
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Economist, musician & Money on the Left audio engineer, Alex Williams, joins the podcast to discuss money, music and method in light of Modern Monetary Theory and heterodox economics. At the outset, we chat about methodology and the riddles of “administrative capacity” that drive so much of Williams’ work. Next, Williams guides us through his proposal for arts and culture provisioning under a federal Job Guarantee by way of a critique of the anti-money, laissez-faire DIY music scene in wh...
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