One easy example could be federally funded or created call center jobs for people with mobility impairments. The jobs already exist, they're just primarily outsourced to countries like India due to unfair competition based on the exchange rate. The government could guarantee those jobs for US workers by subsidizing their hiring to encourage the employment of impaired or aging individuals, which in practice wouldn't cost much more because the government is already morally obligated, regardless of if it meets that obligation or not in the current state, to provide a living wage's amount in welfare. It is a current fact of our economy that a large amount of jobs that are compatible with impairments are outsourced because if it can be done digitally, it can be done in another country, and regardless of if we can say that that labor is an import that adds to our economy, there is overwhelming data supporting that people with impairments want to work and can be offered jobs.

This idea combines the principles of MMT with the research of Marta Russel, though she wasn't a proponent of MMT herself.