http://www.gdi.ch/de/Think-Tank/Unser-Geld-unsere-Banken-unser-Land#
L’ écart entre les prix et le pouvoir d’achat est comblé maintenant principalement par des dettes nouvelles à intérêts composés exponentielles, nous voulons au contraire le remplir par la création d’argent nouveau sans dettes à travers notamment monnaie-pleine, des dividendes pour tous et des escomptes ou rabais compensés pour les producteurs.
François de Siebenthal: L’ écart entre les prix et le pouvoir d’achat
25 janv. 2017 – L’ écart entre les prix et le pouvoir d’achat est comblé maintenant principalement par des dettes nouvelles à intérêts composés exponentielles, nous voulons au contraire le remplir par la création d’argent nouveau sans dettes à travers notamment monnaie-pleine, des dividendes pour tous et des …
François de Siebenthal: Too low incomes for swiss
12 mars 2017 – If you want a rough order of magnitude estimate of the gap in your country – as things stand right now – do the following: 1. …. The second booklet, “A Sound And Efficient Financial System”, is for those who have already some notion of Social Credit, but who want to know more about its practicability and …
François de Siebenthal: 111’111 + Swiss, positive money & social credit
2 déc. 2015 – Any dividend or other social welfare benefit does not prevent anyone to work more against remuneration or independent status, entrepreneur, etc. …… This condition must be met by an expansion of consumer credit issued without being registered as debt in order to not only fill the increasing “gap” between …
The interest kills children, kills nations – Michael Journal
Hunger in the world, population growth, wars, bad distribution of wealth, and the ever-increasing gapbetween the rich and the poor, call for a neutral and objective reflexion. We admit that there will always be disparities, but the present situation calls for urgent solutions, and most of the problems are yet to receive any …
Our Money, Our Banks, Our Country
from 8:00 | Registration and Welcome Coffee |
9:00 | Conference Introduction and Overview Uli Kortsch, Author, Economist and Expert on Monetary Policy |
9:20 | Who’s in charge? Complexity, trust, hierarchy and networks David Bosshart, CEO, Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute (GDI) |
9:50 | Panel Introduction: The Current Monetary System
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10:45 | Coffee Break |
11:15 | Panel: The Current Monetary System with Richard Werner, Larry Kotlikoff, William White, William Dunkelberg moderated by Uli Kortsch Q&A |
11:50 | Overview of Current Global Situation Martin Wolf, Chief Economic Commentator, Financial Times |
12:30 | Lunch |
13:45 | Panel: The Chicago Plan (Vollgeld): YES
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14:30 | Coffee break |
15:00 | Panel: The Chicago Plan (Vollgeld): NO
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15:45 | Panel of all speakers for an open discussion |
17:15 | Networking Apéro |
17:30-18:30 | Shuttle to Thalwil Railway Station |
The Conference «Our Money, Our Banks, Our Country» on 5 February in partnership with CFA Society Switzerland und GIC Global Interdependence Center is coming up soon. To help you plan your visit, we are sending you some useful information:
Venue Hotel accommodation Transport Shuttle bus: Thalwil – GDI Timetable: Hotel Belvoir is within walking distance of the GDI. Luggage Parking Programme Attendees Emergency numbers in Switzerland We look forward to seeing you and wish you an inspiring conference! |
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Daniela Fässler CAMPAIGN FOR MONETARY REFORM – NEWS FROM SWITZERLANDOTHER REPORTS IN ENGLISH
Further reports about Sovereign Money and related ideas can be found on our website here. These are mostly international and do not refer to the Swiss Sovereign Money Initiative in particular. (Do not be put off by some of the summary texts being in German, the links are to texts in English).
Meeting at the Dolder Grand, Zürich, October 3rd 2016
from the COBDEN CENTRE, 01/02/2016
from Dr. Reinhold Harringer, Vollgeld-Initiative
from Enterprising Investor
from The Economist
from Martin Wolf, Financial Times
from Geopolitical Weekly
from Vollgeld-Initiative
from Independent
from Sam Gerrans (Russia Today)
from The Telegraph
from PositiveMoney
from Vollgeld-Initiative
from The Express Tribune
from Financial Times
from Vollgeld-Initiative
from PositiveMoney
from PositiveMoney
from PositiveMoney
from World Economics Association
from PositiveMoney
Switzerland is politically unique in this regard as the Swiss Constitution provides a political instrument known as the Volksinitiative (Peoples’ Initiative) which enables Swiss citizens to launch an initiative aimed at changing specific provisions within the Swiss Constitution. To do so requires first of all the collection within an 18 month period of 100’000 valid signatures in support of the initiative. Should this hurdle be surmounted, the initiative would then be put to a national vote.
In a nut shell, the proposal extends the Swiss Federation’s existing exclusive right to create coins and notes, to also include deposits. With the full power of new money creation exclusively in the hands of the Swiss National Bank, the commercial banks would no longer have the power to create money through lending. The Swiss National Bank’s primary role becomes the management of the money supply relative to the productive economy, while the decision concerning how new money is introduced debt free into the economy would reside with the government. As is evident from the foregoing, the MoMo monetary reform initiative is essentially based on the monetary reform advocated by PositiveMoney.
For those interested in following the developments of the campaign, or who would like to understand the detailed provisions, including those relating to the transition period, please refer to the campaign website. The website is in German, French, and Italian, so language might present a limitation for many of you. Nevertheless, we do encourage you to visit the website and if you have specific questions, to leave a message in English. Someone from the team who speaks English will get back to you. The biggest challenge for the team at this stage of the campaign is to find the needed help and financing for signature collection. The minimum amount of funding required for a successful campaign is estimated to be 400’000 CHF or just over 270’000 GBP. Although, this is a non-UK initaitive, should the MoMo team succeed in putting such a fundamental reform proposal to a national vote, this would be a momentous achievement for the monetary reform movement in Europe and across the globe. All eyes would be fixed on Switzerland, because success for this small but significant player in the financial arena would inevitably have a ripple effect in other countries.
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