Conversations

Explore in-depth dialogues between Prof. McCallie and renowned economists, examining where their theories align and where they diverge.

In this AI-generated dialogue, MiltonBot and McCallieBot explore their fundamental disagreement about the nature of money: Friedman's focus on total money supply (M2) versus McCallie's crucial distinction between base money and money substitutes.

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What to Expect

Future conversations will explore how the Market of Concurrent Trading (MCT) model relates to:

  • Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) - How does MCT's distinction between base money and money substitutes inform the MMT framework?
  • Austrian Economics - Points of convergence and divergence with Austrian monetary theory
  • Federal Reserve Policy - Analyzing recent monetary interventions through the lens of market coordination
  • Cryptocurrency and Digital Currencies - Evaluating new payment systems and their relationship to base money

The Vision

Each conversation will analyze transcripts from lectures, podcasts, or published works, explaining how MCT provides fresh insights or challenges existing frameworks. These AI-generated discussions will maintain the analytical rigor of the core paper while making the ideas accessible through dialogue.

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