Who makes the money? The money-debt. Video

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by the middle » 10/12/12, 12:29

The basic problem is in the "heart" of men ...

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by Tagor » 10/12/12, 12:47

Christophe wrote:I know quite well but I do not think that is the solution.

This will just avoid speculation for a while ... until a certain time ...

The basic problem is in the "heart" of men ...


do you know since when is Le Chiemgauer?

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by Christophe » 29/10/13, 21:45

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by Remundo » 30/10/13, 05:30

Christophe wrote:Everything is summarized in one image ... everything is trustworthy ... as I said here: https://www.econologie.com/forums/societes-h ... 11776.html

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And besides, it could end up being the right one ... :?
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by Ahmed » 31/10/13, 19:41

As I said in the same place, it is not exactly about trust, otherwise there would be no need for police, laws, judges ...

It is quite obvious that the value of money is purely conventional: it is the universal substitute for any commodity and, as such, it has a higher value: any commodity must first be sold for its value to be expressed, then that the silver commodity holds this quality in a "pure" state.
This is his paradox: useless commodity, it is the one that has the greatest number of potential qualities.
Georg Simmel explains the behavior of the miser, who prefers to deprive himself rather than renounce the character of totipotentiality of money, a character that disappears when embodied in a particular commodity.
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by Remundo » 01/11/13, 05:55

Money is not, by definition, a commodity, but the "conventional" amount on which a buyer and seller agrees to exchange a commodity.

That some people become weary of the possession of money (or obsess themselves for fear of missing) to the point of depriving themselves of everything, that exists; but this is more of a psychological pathology.

At the time when metal money was minted, it was rare and therefore of great value. At the same time, borrowing was almost non-existent, and the system of interests alike.

Nowadays, central banks are infusing tens of billions of computer currencies every month, and in addition to these billions, a mathematically divergent mechanism of interest is grafting on.

That's why there is a glut of money. At the same time, the real economy (in terms of real output) tends to stagnate. Thus the purchasing power of a ticket goes down;

there has always been a phenomenon of monetary erosion. It is normal to stimulate the economy and give credits. But now, we are in an out-of-control system whose consequence is what I call a rampant devaluation.
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by Ahmed » 01/11/13, 19:00

Money is a commodity in any way we consider it.
She is first La commodity * as a general symbol (see previous post).
It is then a merchandise like the others since it can be bought (by playing on the price of the various currencies), to be rented (borrowed) and to be the object of speculation on the variations of future prices (in the same way as cocoa or sugar).

In addition, it should be noted that the old coins had a double facet: depending on the period, sometimes it was the face value that prevailed, sometimes it was the material (gold, silver) that was sought for goldsmithery or jewelery .

* Commodity is here used in a broad sense of all that can be exchanged within the framework of the economy.
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by Christophe » 03/04/14, 10:34

A new 2h documentary on money creation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syAkdb_TDyo

Posted on 21 March 2014

Currency is part of our daily lives. It is at the heart of our economies: it allows the exchange of goods and services. Yet no one really knows who makes it or how it works. Starting from what everyone knows, this document explains the foundations of the monetary and banking systems, and decrypts certain consequences. Because it is the misunderstanding of the monetary system by the majority of citizens, journalists, politicians and our elites in a broad sense, which allows finance and banks to reign unhindered.

This citizen document has no political color. Through simple, didactic examples, he describes the little known banking mechanisms, states facts and materializes links with the main issues of our time. It leads to a critique of the financial, political and media systems, and ends with objectives and fundamental alternatives for the world of tomorrow.

With the supervision of two specialists in the field, Gérard Foucher and André Jacques Holbecq, both authors of numerous books on the monetary system, as well as precise technical analyzes such as Jean Bayard's, Gabriel RABHI used his imaging skills . The selection of information and principles to be exposed, their simplification without errors, and a critical orientation of money creation required six months of work.

To be widely distributed in any useful form. To be published by blogs and reinforcement sites. Other videos, excerpts, information, bibliography and links: http://www.inter-agir.fr

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