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Modern Money Theory, Inflation Dynamics, and the Future of Free Markets – 07/04/2026

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In this episode of Uncommon Cents Investing, John Berkley examines Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), which John critiques as an unsustainable “something for nothing” economic strategy. Using Milton Friedman’s principles, they explore how money supply relative to output drives inflation, deflation, and stagflation. John provides historical context by discussing the Federal Reserve’s origins following the 1907 crash and the severe deflationary impact of the Great Depression.
The conversation shifts to long-term risks, including the potential erosion of free-market capitalism and the shift toward socialism seen in nations like Cuba and Peru. John expresses concern over rising national debt and the unchanging nature of human conflict. Ultimately, he stresses that while the future is unpredictable, investors must remain disciplined. By prioritizing risk management and informed decision-making, individuals can protect their capital and navigate shifting economic landscapes to ensure long-term financial security.

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