Mosler: "Loans 'create' deposits so there is no 'net' M aside from govt deficit spending..."
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Say what? Boy oh boy oh boy!
If the rate of flow of loans exceeds the rate of flow of the repayment of loans, there is positive and increasing M if bank deposits are counted as M--factoring out, of course, exogenous inputs or outputs from the quantity of M. If the rate of flow of loans equals the rate of flow of loan repayments, the quantity of M is positive and its quantity is constant. And if the rate of flow of loan repayments exceeds the rate of flow of new loans, M is positive but contracting.
At no time does the quantity of M "net to zero."
Simple math.
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