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Dear Monetary Reform members,
Dan Parker rightly refers to the need to remove
compound interest from the system.
He also refers to Theodore Thoren's idea of
government creation of money. Did Thoren want this money to be just spent
on consumption (which is what Social Credit tends to favour) or does it also
address production investment? Did Thoren have any concept of wide capital
ownership? I point out to Dan that binary economics most certainly does
address actual wealth creation. Has Dan read Binary Economics -- the new
paradigm?
Rodney Shakespeare.
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