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A Conversation About the Dysfunctions of Money, and the Need for Decentralized Exchange Alternatives
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Thomas H. Greco, Jr. -- Economist Thomas H. Greco, Jr. -- Economist
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Dateline: Tucson, AZ
Sunday, April 19, 2020

 

This conversation, sponsored by the Praxis Peace Institute, is Episode 8 in our podcast series. It was recorded on April 10, 2020 and covers such critical questions as:

  • What is the essence of money?
  • What are the functions of money?
  • Where does money come from?
  • How does money enter the economy?
  • Who controls the issuance and flow of money?
  • Why does total debt in the world keep growing?
  • Is the system of money, banking, and finance stable, fair, sustainable?
  • Are there better ways to “do” money?
  • Why have local currencies not been more successful?
  • Are there any success stories?
  • Is there a “magic formula” for making an alternative money system work?

It continues with a discussion of the history of local currency efforts in Sonoma County, California and a description of straight forward approaches to creating local liquidity that is independent of banks and conventional money.

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Dateline: Tucson, AZ United States
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