r/mmt_economics is a subreddit with 19k members. The most common kinds of discussions are advice requests and ideas, and the community frequently discusses mmt, debt, economics, economy, and inflation.
This is a place to post links and discuss topics relating to Modern Monetary Theory (MMT).
Economics can be a fractious discipline. Remember to judge arguments on merit, and not opinion. Offer constructive criticism first (and perhaps 2nd/3rd/4th, etc).
Just as important: if your argument contains opinions, expect criticisms. Enjoy!
For a good getting started resource, you might consider starting here: https://activistmmt.org
Popular Themes in r/mmt_economics
#1
Advice Requests
: "Why are wealthy people against government spending?"
4 posts
#2
Ideas
: "Every aspect of economic distribution would be improved with a wider understanding of MMT, debit/credit accounting, and tax policy"
2 posts
Popular Topics in r/mmt_economics
#1
Mmt
: "Green Party of England & Wales leader Zack Polanski pushing for paradigm shift in UK's economic frame - Mmt Poster"
111 posts
#2
Debt
: "Debt to GDP ratio"
34 posts
#3
Economics
: "Economic facts on Milei"
34 posts
#4
Economy
: "Zack Polanski challenges the idea that the Economy is like a household budget"
29 posts
#5
Inflation
: "Interest rates causing Inflation question."
25 posts
#6
Government
: "US federal Government revenue and spending [OC]"
25 posts
#7
Taxes
: "Where does tax revenue go "physically""
17 posts
#8
Deficit
: "Balance Sheet Analysis for the US Government Deficit Spending (6 core steps)"
15 posts
#9
Interest
: "Interest rates causing inflation question."
14 posts
#10
Money
10 posts
Member Growth in r/mmt_economics
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+4k members(23.3%)
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Last updated: August 14, 2026