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Richard Werner, director of international development and the founding director of the Centre for Banking, Finance and Sustainable Development at the University of Southampton. Richard talks to us about how central banks work and tells us how the term “quantitative easing,” which he coined in the early 1990s, has been wrongly interpreted and executed over the last decade.
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ReplyDeletethe financial system is somehow lost, in fact there is no guru any longer. therefore rather than looking finances as a quantity, look at it as a quality. and the quality is the human on the system.
the human individual its mind. applying growth in relation to the individual and not into the quantity that a system must obtain. profit is quantity, health is quality, ecology is quality, while profit is quantity, the deterioration of quality. inverting the vision the picture becomes clear.
"crazy eddy" christmas in july: move wall street to beaumont texas, where the petrol is...!
a new name a new currency: I propose the BREN 25% silver, a name for the 21 century. the balance of the scales is just a question of perception. technology is one of the means of balance in the 21 century, when is use properly. technology just communicates. is just a very large telephone where everyone is plug into. an ecological financial system can help the issue, rather than having profits, have an ecological healthy future.