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Todd Suomela

Steve Keen's DebtWatch No 31 February 2009: "The Roving Cavaliers of Credit" | Steve Ke... - 2 views

  • Thus rather than credit money being created with a lag after government money, the data shows that credit money is created first, up to a year before there are changes in base money. This contradicts the money multiplier model of how credit and debt are created: rather than fiat money being needed to “seed” the credit creation process, credit is created first and then after that, base money changes.
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    Argues against the standard view of fiat-money creation by government and in favor of a credit-money view where banks drive the growth of the money supply.
caelanho

Bitcoin: The opportunity costs of mining for money - 0 views

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    The future of money is to mine virtually as there will be less counterfeit and it will be easier for consumers to access their cash.
luigicharles

TurkStat: Income equality improving in Turkey | Money | Daily Sabah - 0 views

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    ISTANBUL - According to the Turkish Statistical Institute's (TurkStat) Income and Living Conditions Survey, the richest 20 percent of Turkey's population earned 7.7 times more income than the poorest 20 percent in 2013 and 8 times more in 2012.
Courtney A

Reagan Speechwriter: Trump's Tax Plan 'Most Faithful to Supply-Side Principles' - 0 views

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    Former Ronald Reagan speechwriter Jeff Bell found a lot to like in Donald Trump's tax plan. 'Trump's plan for tax reform is the most populist so far seen among the presidential candidates. It is also the most faithful to supply-side principles,' Bell contends.
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    Donald Trump, a U.S. presidential candidate and businessmen, holds the highest popularity in the polls, and is well-liked by Republicans because of his vision for economic reform that reflects ideals of President Ronald Reagan. Reagan believed that by lowering taxes on the wealthiest, the money would "trickle down" to the lower classes.
beckfelix

Australia and Indonesia by the numbers: how do they compare? - 0 views

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    "With an estimated population of 249.9 million in 2013, Indonesia's population is almost 11 times larger than Australia's 23.1 million. With an estimated population of 249.9 million in 2013, Indonesia's population is almost 11 times larger than Australia's 23.1 million." Here we see how two countries are being compared using skills we learnt this week
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