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... money system , we know that money supply increases through multiple deposit creation . How much money creation is possible depends upon the reserve requirement set by the central bank.12 Money created through multiple deposit creation ...
... money system , we know that money supply increases through multiple deposit creation . How much money creation is possible depends upon the reserve requirement set by the central bank.12 Money created through multiple deposit creation ...
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... monetary system , i.e. wealth and sovereignty , are transferred primarily through this seigniorage . The money created through the fractional reserve requirement system and the interest charges thereupon are basically also seigniorage ...
... monetary system , i.e. wealth and sovereignty , are transferred primarily through this seigniorage . The money created through the fractional reserve requirement system and the interest charges thereupon are basically also seigniorage ...
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... financial institutions since the financial sector is the main beneficiary of the fiat money system . There are different ways this seigniorage of fiat money is used in the " theft " of nations . Money created through the multiple deposit ...
... financial institutions since the financial sector is the main beneficiary of the fiat money system . There are different ways this seigniorage of fiat money is used in the " theft " of nations . Money created through the multiple deposit ...
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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