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Monetary Institute
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The mission of the Monetary Institute is to drive monetary and fiscal strategies that better serve and protect humanity.
We seek to effect fundamental structural changes to national monetary systems worldwide that end the nearly universal practice of debt-based money creation by private banks as the primary source of money creation, which is a principal systemic risk factor in the global economy.
We seek to effect fundamental structural changes to national monetary systems worldwide that end the nearly universal practice of debt-based money creation by private banks as the primary source of money creation, which is a principal systemic risk factor in the global economy.
Audience Questions for the Vollgeld Yes and No Panels and Other Conference Speakers
The Monetary Institute's "Our Money, Our Banks, Our Country - Money Creation in the Modern Economy" conference was held in Zurich, Switzerland on February 5, 2018.
All conference speakers participated in an open discussion on sovereign money and the Vollgeld referendum initiated by audience questions. Participating were: Uli Kortsch, Martin Wolf, Ruedi Noser, Aleksander Berentsen, Jürg Müller, Sergio Rossi, Joseph Huber, Katherina Serafimova, Larry Kotlikoff and William White.
All conference speakers participated in an open discussion on sovereign money and the Vollgeld referendum initiated by audience questions. Participating were: Uli Kortsch, Martin Wolf, Ruedi Noser, Aleksander Berentsen, Jürg Müller, Sergio Rossi, Joseph Huber, Katherina Serafimova, Larry Kotlikoff and William White.
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Ruedi Noser: Vollgeld - No, A Politician's Outlook
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The Monetary Institute's "Our Money, Our Banks, Our Country - Money Creation in the Modern Economy" conference was held in Zurich, Switzerland on February 5, 2018. (original German is dubbed into English) Ruedi Noser, Member of the Council of States, Switzerland, offers a politician's perspective on the Vollgeld referendum and the reasons why, as an elected representative, he does not support i...
Aleksander Berentsen: Vollgeld - No, An Academic's Outlook
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The Monetary Institute's "Our Money, Our Banks, Our Country - Money Creation in the Modern Economy" conference was held in Zurich, Switzerland on February 5, 2018. (original German is dubbed into English) Aleksander Berentsen, Professor of Economic Theory, University of Basel, Switzerland offers his perspective on why he does not support the Vollgeld initiative and the potential negative conseq...
Jürg Müller: Vollgeld - No, A Practitioner's Outlook
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The Monetary Institute's "Our Money, Our Banks, Our Country - Money Creation in the Modern Economy" conference was held in Zurich, Switzerland on February 5, 2018. Jürg Müller, Economics Editor, Neue Zürcher Zeitung offers his perspectives on the need for monetary reform but his opposition to the proposed changes that would be wrought by passage of the Vollgeld referendum
Katharina Serafimova: Vollgeld- Yes, Social Results
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The Monetary Institute's "Our Money, Our Banks, Our Country - Money Creation in the Modern Economy" conference was held in Zurich, Switzerland on February 5, 2018. Katharina Serafimova, Lecturer at the University of Zurich, Institute of Banking and Finance, Switzerland shares her perspective on the potential social results that could accompany the implementation of a sovereign money system.
Joseph Huber: Vollgeld - Yes, Implementing a Sovereign Money System
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Joseph Huber, Chair of Economic and Environmental Sociology, Martin Luther University, Germany provides an overview of how a sovereign money system would be implemented in Switzerland, should the Vollgeld referendum be approved by voters.
Sergio Rossi: Vollgeld - Yes, Swiss Sovereign Money Proposal Referendum Overview
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The Monetary Institute's "Our Money, Our Banks, Our Country - Money Creation in the Modern Economy" conference was held in Zurich, Switzerland on February 5, 2018. Sergio Rossi, Chair of Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics, University of Fribourg, Switzerland provides an overview of the referendum that Swiss citizens will vote on in June to determine if a sovereign money approach will be adop...
Martin Wolf: The World Economy in an Era of High Debt
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The Monetary Institute's "Our Money, Our Banks, Our Country - Money Creation in the Modern Economy" conference was held in Zurich, Switzerland on February 5, 2018. Martin Wolf, Chief Economic Commentator, Financial Times, provides his perspective on the world economy in an era of high debt, prevailing monetary policy and the case for reform.
Audience Questions for Richard Werner, Larry Kotlikoff, William White and William Dunkelberg
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The Monetary Institute's "Our Money, Our Banks, Our Country - Money Creation in the Modern Economy" conference was held in Zurich, Switzerland on February 5, 2018. The panelists for the Current Monetary System part of the conference, Richard Werner, Chair in International Banking, University of Southampton, England, Larry Kotlikoff, Professor of Economics, Boston University, former Senior. Econ...
William Dunkelberg: The Role of Central Banks in the Economy
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The Monetary Institute's "Our Money, Our Banks, Our Country - Money Creation in the Modern Economy" conference was held in Zurich, Switzerland on February 5, 2018. William Dunkelberg, Chief Economist, National Federation of Independent Business and former Chair, Economics Department, Temple University, provided this overview of the role of central banks in the economy.
William White: The Evolution of Financial Regulation - Sufficient Change to Avoid Systemic Crises?
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The Monetary Institute's "Our Money, Our Banks, Our Country - Money Creation in the Modern Economy" conference was held in Zurich, Switzerland on February 5, 2018. William White, the former Chief Economist of the Bank for International Settlements, provided this overview of the evolution of financial regulation since the financial crisis, the challenges of complexity inherent in the current sys...
Larry Kotlikoff: Why I Support Sovereign Money
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The Monetary Institute's "Our Money, Our Banks, Our Country - Money Creation in the Modern Economy" conference was held in Zurich, Switzerland on February 5, 2018. Professor Larry Kotlikoff, Professor of Economics, Boston University, former Senior. Economist, US President’s Council of Economic Advisers provided this overview of the concepts of limited purpose banking and sovereign money, as wel...
Richard Werner: Today’s Source of Money Creation
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The Monetary Institute's "Our Money, Our Banks, Our Country - Money Creation in the Modern Economy" conference was held in Zurich, Switzerland on February 5, 2018. Professor Richard Werner, Chair in International Banking, University of Southampton, England provided this overview of how money is created in nations throughout the world and the impacts and consequences of the current system.
David Bosshart: Who’s in Charge? System Complexity, Trust, Hierarchy and Networks
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The Monetary Institute's "Our Money, Our Banks, Our Country - Money Creation in the Modern Economy" conference was held in Zurich, Switzerland on February 5, 2018. David Bosshart, CEO, Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute (GDI) provides his perspectives on challenges of system complexity, trust, hierarchy and networks, now, and in the future.
Money Creation in the Modern Economy - Conference Introduction and Overview
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Uli Kortsch of the Monetary Institute provides an introduction and overview to the Monetary Institute's "Our Money, Our Banks, Our Country - Money Creation in the Modern Economy" conference held in Zurich, Switzerland on February 5, 2018. In June 2018, a referendum will be held to decide if a change to the national constitution mandating a change in the monetary/banking system into a Chicago-Pl...
what a speech!!! Richard!
Please be so kind to provide the link to prof. Werner's presentation.
Credit creation still doesn't negate the law of contracts whereby there needs to be both full disclosure and equal consideration. No-one who gets a loan knows that the money didn't exist and was created. That equals fraud. Equal consideration where both sides stand to lose an equal amount. Money created out of nothing means only the bank benefits out you either repaying or not as they get to repossess your assets or receive payment plus interest. You are only poorer. That equals cheating. Not a good deal except for bankers
Not only Mr Werner has fully understood how our economy and financial markets work, but he has also the courage to speak up and clear. Not like some other few economists teaching at Harvard, MIT or Stanford, sometimes granted the economic Nobel price, who understand as well but keep it quiet or even lying to their students, because they want to keep their privilege and high salaries and are happy to be the puppets of our banking system. Thank you Mr Werner, and shame on the others.
desiebenthal.blogspot.com/2018/06/fetes-pour-la-votation-du-10-juin.html
Excellent idea! I hope all nations will follow suit. In the US, monetary policy has pumped $30 trillion of QE straight into the finance sector, which only exacerbates "austerity" tactics worldwide in order to buy up national assets and social services. This neoliberal system is like a fire out of control. It must end. I hope you make history on June 10th!
❤️👍🏽🤗genius.
I dont need a business PHD to know what the world needs to do what it has always done about FIAT money = RESET TO GOLD = @ $200,000 current FIAT / 1 oz GOLD....
Professor Kotlikoff must see how Credit Suisse (properly documented by the Swiss National Bank) created its own equity during the GFC in 2008. Barclays (and many others) also did so but their process was shrouded in mystery. Maybe the Mutual (and other) Funds, Collective Investment Vehicles, Fund of Fund Structures and the like should buy out Community Banks with Equity and use the present system described by Dr. Werner to make the changes from present rules governing banking institutions.
20:45-55 Mr. Kotlikoff: Mutual Funds are small banks (intermediaries) STATEMENT vs. Dr. Werner's earlier exposition of how banks create the money supply. Question 1: When a bank makes a loan, when is it cancelled? Answer: Repayment (less often) or Refinancing (more often)! Question 2: How are PRIVATE SAVINGS created by the Banking Sector? (Versus the Government Sector-which is already MMT-known) Question 3: How do Private Savings end up in Mutual Funds (and the like Collective investment Vehicles, et. al.)? I have no answers for these.
Perry Mehrling Warsaw Lecture Series w SGH. Wykład „Why is money difficult” 59:00 to 1:10:00 or Shadow Banking (Capital Market Lending with Money Market Funding) a possible answer here perhaps?