Margrit Kennedy, PhD: On the ‘Invisible Wrecking Machine’ that is the Component of Interest in our Financial System

14 Tuesday Jan 2014

Posted by Norman Pilon in Alternative Currency, Banking, Current Affairs, Economics, Money, Sourced Opinion, Video

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Banking, Currency, Economic Stability, Equity, Ethics, Interest, Justice, Money

Video Summary:

Professor Dr. Margrit Kennedy describes how flaws in the money system cost us all about 40% extra for everything – interest costs. Interview by Dimitri Devyatkin.

You can download (PDF) Professor Margrit Kennedy’s book “Interest and Inflation Free Money.”

You can find Professor Kennedy’s website here.

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