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Creating New Money by Joseph Huber, James Robertson

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Creating New Money
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Publisher: New Economics Foundation
ISBN/ASIN: 1899407294
ISBN-13: 9781899407293
Number of pages: 107

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In the information age, money has mainly become information, electronically stored and transmitted. Monetary policies that serve the public interest can no longer be founded on a smoke-and-mirrors fiction that "real money" lurks behind the information. The authors propose a simple reform, and spell out its practicalities step-by-step. The economic, social and environmental arguments for it are very strong. The public purse, private households and businesses will all benefit from it.

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