The Dogma Dangers and Modern Monetary Theory - [Rich Dad StockCast]
September 11, 2020
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as posted by the channelAt Rich Dad, we champion Capitalism and belittle Socialism. But Robert Kiyosaki says to look at both sides of the coin and not to get trapped in dogma… even Rich Dad dogma. So in this episode, we tackle understanding the policies of money, Modern Monetary Theory, and even the philosophies of Rich Dad itself. Want to understand money? Want to understand how to use money as a tool to make a better life? Then join the Rich Dad StockCast and Andy Tanner as we attack our dogma and shine a light on our hidden shadowy beliefs around money.
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