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MMT has become popular with Green New Dealers because it claims to remove or at least loosen traditional constraints on government spending. Although MMT makes much of its preferred way of looking at the process of producing money, it does not credibly reveal more scope for deficit spending without inflation. Its proposal to use taxation as a monetary policy instrument ignores decades of efforts to separate monetary policy decisions from fiscal/spending decisions in light of