Sustainable Money

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Lending has been historically limited by a fractional reserve ratio (FRR). A bank could only lend a proportion of its deposits, however as money is lent is is re-deposited and a proportion of this...

If the government repays some the loan that created PC, then it shrinks the available money supply by removing the money. Other loans backed by FRR, that are repaid do not shrink the money supply...

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A critique… Monetary Reformer (MR) talks about a new system of economics that is free of debt, but much of what I have read on the subject seems to have muddled and flawed assumptions. There are...

UK Money Supply – A Model The monetary system is surprisingly simple yet is shrouded in the mystery of 'financial instruments' to make it seem inaccessible. I hope to talk through a simple model...

Historically, the initial funds for the economy were thought of as M0, notes and coins in circulation, cash that was created by government. It should be noted that credit (the value of credit...

Secondary Credit is money created through lending by high street banks. Currently this accounts for around 97% of money in circulation, with the other 3% being cash; the government does create...

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