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... instruments attractive to lenders . If debt is the cheapest form of financing , then why don't firms go for 100 per cent debt financing ? The problem or the risk of debt financing is thus the cashflow commitment one has to give to ...
... instruments attractive to lenders . If debt is the cheapest form of financing , then why don't firms go for 100 per cent debt financing ? The problem or the risk of debt financing is thus the cashflow commitment one has to give to ...
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... instrument , it actually uses gold itself for payment . * The custodian role can be played by an Internet financial services provider ( IFSP ) , a commercial bank or , even better , the Central Bank itself . The Central Bank / Mint ...
... instrument , it actually uses gold itself for payment . * The custodian role can be played by an Internet financial services provider ( IFSP ) , a commercial bank or , even better , the Central Bank itself . The Central Bank / Mint ...
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... instruments , the Islamic banks have to refer to the market interest rate the very thing they were supposed to avoid in the first place . The gold dinar , nevertheless , puts a barrier for the law of one price to work and hence their ...
... instruments , the Islamic banks have to refer to the market interest rate the very thing they were supposed to avoid in the first place . The gold dinar , nevertheless , puts a barrier for the law of one price to work and hence their ...
Contents
Stakes in the Current Global Financial System | 3 |
SeigniorageThe Instability and Unjustness of the Fiat | 29 |
The Theft of Nations | 43 |
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