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By: david wallach

david wallach — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 18:49:41 +0000

this is a response to ]A Comment and Critique of Congressman Ron Paul’s Statement on Competing Currencies

Thomas,

It appears that the Commercial Barter Industry has created and is in the process of managing the very Democratic Monetary System you describe.

Moreover by monetizing Excess Business Capacities, economic efficiencies will be attained in the system that will measurably increase consumption and employment and therefore the overall standard of living. This will provide for improved nutrition, education and healthcare Worldwide.

By: A Comment and Critique of Congressman Ron Paul’s Statement on Competing Currencies « Beyond Money

Mon, 18 Feb 2008 20:58:42 +0000

[...] The traditional functions which money is supposed to serve must be segregated. For my brief recent statement on this see, http://beyondmoney.wordpress.com/new-chapters/fundamentals-of-alternative-currencies-and-value-measu… [...]

By: Fundamentals of Alternative Currencies and Value Measurement « Beyond Money

Fundamentals of Alternative Currencies and Value Measurement « Beyond Money — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 19:15:30 +0000

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By: Mark Herpel

Mark Herpel — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 21:34:44 +0000

I would like permission to reprint this post in a special complementary currency issue we are having in March. Is it possible Tom you can reach me? I can’t locate any contact information. Mark editor@dgcmagazine.com

By: T. Megalli

T. Megalli — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 23:09:09 +0000

Thanks for this. My congratulations for this very compact and precise description of what a real alternative currency is all about. I couldn’t have expressed it better.

Reading about stuff like the Chiemgauer and similar things sometimes makes me feel that all our educational work seems awfully desperate and I really must admire your patience in telling people for decades the same over and over and over again: Probably 99% of what I hear and read about issuing money these days misses the point. Even most of those who engage in monetary reform didn’t get it. 100 years of having to live and survive in this ocean of legal tender, the monopolizing takeover of monetary theory by Keynesians in our universities encouraged by the governments and an almost systematic non-education of most pupils in our schools in at least some basics of economy have left their mark and made people blind and ignorant so that they don’t see the wood for the trees.