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A BRIEF HISTORY OF MONEY, CREDIT AND BANKING Money is a medium of exchange and a store of value but where does it come from, how did it evolve to its current forms? Join us to find out. In this 5-session course, Edward Dodson explains the origins of money and the early history of credit […]
We arrived in Japan recently to attend to some family matters. One household issue we also wanted to deal with was our legacy washing machine. Little did I know that this would start an adventure in both technology and Economics.
MAKING MONEY WORK FOR PEOPLE AND PLACE – GESELL’S NATURAL ECONOMIC ORDER Wednesday April 28th, 6:30PM – 8:00PM Money Talk is back at HGS with an exploration of the legacy of Silvio Gesell’s legacy. Gesell’s monetary ideas were global in scale but when some of them were implemented at the local level in a small […]
MONETARY POLICY, ASSET INFLATION AND INEQUALITY Thu, June 17, 2021 | 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM EDT In this webinar, Pr. Louis Philippe Rochon takes a fresh look at the links between monetary policy, asset bubbles and inequality. It is often argued that asset inflation and real estate bubbles are the result of accommodative monetary […]
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James Cusick is an IT Consultant and Applied Researcher specializing in Software Engineering, Cybersecurity, History of Science, and Political Economy. Previously James was Senior Director IT Strategy and Operations & Distinguished Engineer with Wolters Kluwer, a global information services firm. Earlier, James held leadership and technical roles at…
