Re: Local Currency Article

[Mbindnerdc@aol.com]

David,

For whatever reason you brought it up, thank you for doing so as the group was 
comatose until you did.  If we don't talk, we don't really exist.

Mike

In a message dated 12/10/2002 12:08:07 PM Eastern Standard Time, "David 
Spitzley" <dspitzle@gw.wash.k12.mi.us> writes:

>>>> thirdway@cesj.org 12/10/02 11:36AM >>>
>Only by transforming the money-creating and capital credit systems at
>the nation-state level and evolving global level will this wealth gap be
>closed. 
>-------------------------------------------------------
>
>I'll concede the point for the moment, but this >is< the subnational
>strategies listserv.  While discussion of local currencies is admittedly
>a little off topic given the overall focus on ownership, I thought it
>worth presenting an example of something that can be and has been done
>to anchor economic activity within a community.  To be honest, I have a
>feeling a local currency would be more effective in stimulating economic
>development in a poor community than Fed reforms, simply because it
>requires less technical expertise to take advantage of.
>
>
>David
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