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A Commons Economy

Kevin Cox

Evolving an economy towards the concept of the Commons where humans are custodians of the resources on earth with a responsibility to keep the planet liveable for life.

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Predictable Economics

Predictable economics discards the concept of the time value of money by reforming banking practices that unfairly benefit those with capital. It will lead to a predictable, efficient, and productive economy. In doing so, the economy could...

2 years ago

Introducing New Money into an Economy

Introducing new money into the economy is a straightforward process. The government authorises banks to deposit new money into bank accounts as loans. However, the current system is not without its inefficiencies. Banks charge double the ad...

2 years ago

How Banks Trick You into Paying Interest Twice

Governments use banks to introduce new money into the economy via loans. Unfortunately, banks have a cunning way of doubling the interest they collect. They do it by deceptively claiming the first interest payment as a capital gain. For ins...

2 years ago
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Loans - an Expensive Way to Create Money

Governments use Banks to introduce new money into an economy. Banks almost universally introduce money as Compound Interest Loans. In Compound Interest Loans, Banks extend a borrower’s loan to pay themselves the interest, but they do not re...

2 years ago

Profits Don't Make Money - Literally

Profits change the distribution of existing money. Profits don’t make new money tokens. Many economists and almost all lay people make this mistake, resulting in misconceptions that harm society. How we literally make money tokens is critic...

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