TAILIEUCHUNG - The New Money Text Book Economics Made Simple 2007

Tham khảo sách 'the new money text book economics made simple 2007', kinh doanh - tiếp thị, quản trị kinh doanh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | The New Money Text Book Economics Made Simple MAY 2007 By Doctor Edward C Hamlyn MBChB 2 CONTENTS Preface and Introduction Page 3 The Definition of Money 5 Issuance of New Money 7 Attributes of Money 8 Banking 9 Electronic Money 12 Reducing Taxation by Monetary Reform 14 Money Markets 15 Economics Simplified 16 A Desire for Change 21 Implementing Change 22 The Benefits of Monetary Reform 25 No More Inflation 25 Railways 28 Freedom for Real 30 Crime 32 Pensions 34 Taxation 35 Global Warming and Climate Change 36 Why We Must Keep Out of the Euro 37 The Principle of Exchange 39 Gambling 40 Council Tax 41 Gridlocked Roads 41 Psycho-Political Warfare 43 Education 45 Religion 46 The Cold War Today 48 Communism 49 Social Justice 50 Immigration 51 Scottish Independence 52 3 Authors Preface. On reading this book you may find arguments restated over and over. The reason is twofold. Until we hear a new truth stated three times it does not seem to register. Also the need for monetary reform is repeated in so many different parts of life that the same theme comes through in each of them. Those who read this book may only have an interest in their own speciality. To learn what is appropriate to their own specific problem they may need to refer to their section of the book and will expect to find it there. Introduction. Allow me to start this book about money by reminding you of some simple facts concerning money which sometimes get forgotten. First of all money only exists if somebody makes it. And I do mean make it. Making money is different from earning money which has already been created. The creation of money the manufacture of money the bringing into existence of money which previously did not exist is entirely different from acquiring money. Money does not exist in nature money is man-made stuff. If the private individual manufactures money it is said to be forging money or counterfeiting money. There is a tacit assumption that only the Government .

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