
The Washingtonians for Public Banking Substack publishes articles related to public banking and banking reform, with an emphasis on Washington state.
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Since the COVID19 pandemic, American economists have been discussing the implications of the United States’ “K-shaped” economy. High‑income households and capital-intensive industries have seen their wealth explode. Meanwhile, Ameri...
“Washington’s Public Banking Future”
Attend an evening of presentations and discussions on public banking in Washington featuring Don Morgan, President and CEO of the Bank of North Dakota, and special guests. Come learn how the Bank of Nor...
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Last April, Washington’s Department of Commerce and its Department of Ecology released their report, “Washington State Comprehensive Climate Action Plan.” The nearly 400-page report is intended as a decarbonization roadmap for the s...
“Washington’s Public Banking Future”
Featuring Don Morgan, President and CEO of the Bank of North Dakota
Don Morgan, President and CEO of the Bank of North Dakota—the only state owned and operated public bank in the country—is touring Was...
The following article is a re-post from Money on the Left published on May 11, 2026
In previous writings, we advanced an inventive new model for municipal finance: what we call the Seattle Loop. By establishing a city-owned publi...
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WPB organizes, educates, and advocates for the establishment of public banking in Washington State. We prioritize economic equity, sustainability and an affordable green economy for Washingtonians over the profits of private financial institutions.
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