Talk:Bank - Knowledge

1247:. What do banks do? They use your deposits whether checking or savings, to invest in profitable enterprises to support corporations, to make money on interest on loans and, if international banks, to buy and sell the currencies of nations for profit (in the same manner persons buy corporate stocks) with the added purpose of supporting or endangering nations by buying to raise the currency value or selling to lower it. This gives international banks extraordinary power over all the nations of the world. Arbitrage is the name for this action with which banks make fortunes overnight. Banks have an extraordinary bookkeeping system in which money loaned is figured as money earned plus a system of expanding cash into credits as much as 36 times. An extraordinarily profitable business. 1092:

reserve banking seems to actually be fairly well laid out, so it could be used as a source, or just a link. As to my creditials, I do strategic level finance for a multi-billion dollar bank and I can vouch for the fact that we do actually have one dollar in deposits (or other debt, if we need) for each dollar in loans we make and other assets we own. I think I have a wikipedia account, but I never can remember the info... I guess I should search my email for that. If you wonder want a bank finance guy is doing wandering around Knowledge, I have a curious mind, and this is the easiest place to scratch the random itch. I can probably devote a little energy to the project if there seems to be a direction to go with it, but not just now. Quarter ends are very hectic.--

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regulates all National banks. The OTS (Office of Thrift Supervision) regulates Federal Savings Banks and Savings and Loan institutions. The FDIC regulates state-chartered banks, and each state maintains regulators that share in the responsibility of regulating state-chartered banks. In addition, many banks are owned by bank holding companies, and bank holding companies are regulated by the Federal Reserve. Further, credit unions are not considered commercial banks, and they are regulated by the NCUA (National Credit Union Association), and their deposits are guaranteed by a separate insurance fund for credit unions only.

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Thus this authority is questioned. The role of money in circulation is to circulate. It's sum of exchanges does not increase this amount. By this example banks are not in fact 'printing money' in any way but acting repeatedly as the middleman to transactions. The author also ignores the fact that each deposit-loan sequence must be paid back to the bank, essentially eliminating the banks role, less its own service fees and spread.

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sucker in the world is part of!... Also what about the, I think, INCREDIBLY important fact that those who control the international banks control the way society develops, as THEY have the power to not supply loans to any sector, industry they don't want... Is there anything in wikipedia about economic debt, and how if everyone paid off their loans and never took out another one, there would be NO MORE MONEY...? Just Curious

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I am concurrently adding a published verifiable reference for the fact that the United States banking industry is heavily regulated, even though this can be easily verified within three minutes on Google (as I just did). The editor challenging that fact is either a troll deliberately picking fights

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says today, approximately 2 million people work in commercial and savings banks throughout the United States... the real benefits they provide... could be just as well performed by two hundred thousand people or less. Most of these 2 million employees work for institutional dinosaurs that would, and

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Why do the banks have so much control over nations? Because they control the world's money, and, by "arbitrage" gambling, they can destroy the value of any nation's currency almost overnight, thus destroying the economy of that nation. Therefore when the banks say "Jump," the nations say, "How high?"

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Every nation in the world, large or small, owes money to these banks. so the banks control their politics and economies. When a nation lends money to another nation, it merely co-signs the loan. The money actually comes from these banks, and the money lent often goes not to the borrower nation but to

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Wow, actually that section is pretty sensationalist. The title "modern banking practices" is not quite applicable. I have removed it, and I suggest that we discuss the best replacement. Personally, I have always learned about this concept as "Multiple Deposit Expansion", but I see that that simply

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Banks don't receive "subsidies" from the government. Pilzer's knowledge of the industry is dated and irrelevant if he worked for a bank in the 70s - it's a completely different animal nowadays. And just because someone is an "officer" or a "VP" of a bank doesn't necessary mean that they are special.

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I found I kept hanging up and re-reading the last sentence. Of course it doesn't really matter if you end a sentence with a preposition - provided the object is clear! However I think the problem is actually due to a sinful unnecessary "and". This isn't surprising since the whole para is just one

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states? Because the banks demanded that we do so. Why did the Soviet Union fail? Because the banks set up new rules for international trade with which no socialist nation could cope, and the resulting debt (later paid by the U.S. and other nations of the Group of Seven nations, on the command of the

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Note: this book purports in Chapter XI on bank credit expansion that the deposit-lending-deposit chain somehow "increases the money supply and causes expansion" (paraphrasing) yet the net result in the example is no different than if money simply exchanges hands by purchase of goods & services.

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The word originated in Italy during the Renaissance. Then, Christians were forbidden by Church law from lending money to one another, but they devised a clever work-around: they enlisted the local Jews who were not bound by Church doctrine. Transactions took place, generally, on park benches during

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I'm still not thrilled with the prepositional ending. Maybe it should just be deleted? But that's still not comfortable to me; I thought of "...provide an adequate alternative vehicle." but I'm not comfortable with that either (thinking of the "teen-age African student"). Time for someone else to

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I hear ya. I suggest you just subscribe to it via RSS - that way we can keep an eye on changes and tweak them up. This article deserves better. Also - as I'm sure you know - that multiple deposit expansion idea isn't that a bank would have more loans than deposits necessarily. It is that when a

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where is the information about banks basically 'creating' money when someone gets a loan? instead of having the actual reserves in the vault, the banks make you sign your car etc. as collateral, then CREATE the debt/loan using only the promise that you will pay it back... Its an IOU scam that every

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Some people, in this age of widespread conspiracy thinking, believe all or most of the world's banks are connected, and maybe even coordinated. Coordinated in a way that yields profit and power to a small number of people. I doubt this, but have no informational grounds for my doubt. Other than it

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Poster from 7-7 at 21:35 here (in archives about the modern banking section). I guess in a way it's (re: banks creating 9x the money they have on deposit) not totally semantically incorrect, but to me it pretty clearly suggests something very wrong. For what it's worth, the article on fractional

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It's not that it's not true, it's just (as your comment about fractional banking suggests that you understand) it's being characterized in a pretty inaccurate way. It's certainly not a scam; it's one of the most important ways that the economy grows, and in countries like china (that have a fixed

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Yes, that is a very wild statement. If we discussed every word starting with "B" in any language that has anything to do with money as a "possible" etymon we would get the most absurd list. I have deleted the passage. Such bold claims shouldn't occur here without at least a hit of substantiation.

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Banks are examined periodically by their primary regulators. Large banks are under constant supervision by examiners who reside in the banks (resident examiners). Smaller banks undergo periodic examinations that occur each six to eighteen months, depending on the size of the bank and the bank's

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It's important to remember that hundreds of banks are competing for both your deposits, investments AND the interest or other revenue that comes with making a debt or equity investment in you (or your business). Like in any other market, this market action competes the return on invested capital

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Another possible origin of the word is from the Sanskrit words (ब्यय) 'byaya' (expense) and 'onka' (calculation) = byaya-onka. This word still survives in Bangla, which is one of Sanskrit's child languages. ব্যায় + অঙ্ক = ব্যাঙ্ক . Such expense calculations were the biggest part of mathematical

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This gives the impression that any Banking families dominated the market in Florence To my knowledge this is not supported at all it was a highly competitive market no one dominated it some were more successful than other but no monopolies I am attaching a graph from Quantitative Studies of the

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But the ultimate arbiter of what can be called a bank are the financial authorities that will chase after you if you try and call yourself a bank without actually being one. The rules about what constitutes a bank include a requirement that the business must be a "credit institution". A "credit

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the daytime, when the Jews were permitted to leave the ghettos and venture into the parks. This bench-lending culture provides the name for bank, from the Italian for bench, "banco." The translation holds true for French (banc), Spanish (banco), Portuguese (banco), and German and Dutch "bank."

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So in that way, although the actual down-and-dirty money supply (M0) hasn't increased, the effective money supply has, because their are now more claims to money in the system. People who first hear about it in something like one of those videos they mention above tend to assume it's the bank

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The entry states that all FDIC-insured banks in the US are regulated by the FDIC. That is not correct. The FDIC is the deposit insurer for commercial banks, but there are four bank regulators in the US, depending on the type of bank charter (license). The OCC (Comptroller of the Currency)

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Can someone include a few words in regards to 1.) the Sanskrit/?Old Persian loanword cash and its meaning in the Persian sense as a form of currency - the Daric the first face-coins 2.) Darius and establishment of formal the Banking System 3.) Darius and the Credit and Checking Unions?

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If this is indeed factual information, go ahead and add a paragraph or two - just be sure to cite your sources. Of course you never will because it is not accurate at all. Either you don't have a tinkle of knowledge as to how fractional banking works, or you are woefully uninformed.

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down to the 'opportunity cost of capital' (or the risk-adjusted return that someone would get investing a dollar of capital anywhere else in the economy). I'm quite sure, in fact, that returns are MUCH lower in the financial sector right now, because of the 2007-2008 financial crisis.

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wrote "Banking is not money lending; to lend, a money lender must have money. The fundamental banking activity is accepting, that is, guaranteeing that some party is creditworthy. A bank, by accepting a debt instrument, agrees to make specified payments if the debtor will not or

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in bad faith, or a young child. Any educated intellectual is well aware of the ridiculously complicated regulatory system governing banks in the United States. If our anonymous troll continues to make trouble, I recommend that any available admin start blocking his/her edits. --

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tells in very simple and effective graphic terms what money is and how it is being created. Caution: Do not go to Google Video and search for "Money as Debt", and most certainly do not watch it for free, because this would violate ZILLIONS of copyright laws. Also, put

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The practice forces an7or multiple accounts to be tied down to leverage the loan:cash on hand ratio. All tied down accounts are still used by the/a bank itself for their own investment purposes, no matter if the individual can access the account or not.

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I think this article is in sad shape. I have subscribed to it and will start to get to know it a little better before helping out. Has anyone been watching this article long enough to have a plan? Anyone know about the tags, specifically, neutrality?

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DamnatioMemoirae recently added hundreds of lines of text to this article as their first edit. While the content is sourced, there are numerous issues and the content should stay removed. Significant portions of the added content are copied from

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from 1987 by Richard Goldwaite goes into depth to demonstrate how there was no monopolizes. I made this A post cause I am not an expert on the subject I just have been conduting research and came across this and wanted to bring this up

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I've been monitoring this article for a couple weeks now, but unfortunately haven't had any time to start helping to fix it up. Feel free to adjust things to your (cited!) understanding, and I'll be more than happy to help edit as

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Renaissance Florentine Economy and Society which shows the competitive ness of the market of both textile as well as banking industry in Florence a score below 1500 implies competitiveness the banking industry did not crack 500

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This definition of 'fractional reserve banking is incorrect. The correct definition is as follows: A banking system in which only a fraction of bank deposits are backed by actual cash-on-hand and are available for withdrawal.

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It also sounds like the facts you state don't really represent a worldwide view; as the regulatory environment for banks differs from country to country. If you could clarify where you're talking about that would also help. ~

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This whole "create money" thing isn't true at all and should be taken out of the article and replaced with something more factual about how fracional banking works. Its the most rediculous thing I've ever heard.

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for example, reads: "the practice in which banks keep only a small amount of their customers' money and lend the rest to other customers," which closely matches what the definition used in this article and at

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If no one took out any debt, nor held any money in bank accounts, there would still be money. It would be exactly equal to M0 - or the actual number of bank notes that the central bank had printed so far.

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tag on this article is ridiculous. A banks primary activity is lending money, as its primary income is interest payments from its customers. Banks accept deposits to fund those loans. --

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for details. I prefer the "A banking system in which only a fraction of bank deposits are backed by actual cash-on-hand and are available for withdrawal" to the dictionary definition.

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forwards to "fractional-reserve banking." I suggest that we put together a very concise section that offers a basic definition and links to the article on fractional reserve banking.

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Most nations have institutionalised a system known as fractional reserve banking, in which banks hold only a small reserve of the funds deposited and lend out the rest for profit.'

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Recommend a good book for the general reader who wants to know something about how the banks of the world got going, and how they've developed? Maybe even how they interact?

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from Knowledge this is a made up organization probably for the purpose of scamming. Its silly to read an article about banks and see it mentioned as an equivalent to GAAP.

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regarding the definition of a bank, as far as I can tell most reliable sources simply define a bank as an institution which takes deposits and makes loans. For example:

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This article is horrendous! It mixes up Retail, Business, and other types of banking, is full of unsourced statements and badly structure. I recommend a total restart.

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institution" is defined as "an undertaking whose business is to receive deposits or other repayable funds from the public and to grant credits for its own account".

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This account was recently aired on the BBC's programme "The City Uncovered," which described the history and intended function of banks and the financial sector.

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the bank to pay the borrower nation's debt to the bank. The needy nation doesn't see a kopek or dime of it. Why did the U.S. lend money to Mexico? To pay money

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One of the policies of certain nations at War, is to tie down accounts of any and all, on the presumption off, purely to leverage their own paper accounting.

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Just like above, if an area of the economy was being under-served by the financial sector, the profit motive would draw somebody else in to provide the funds.

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The article does not say how banks were forbidden not long ago as they were a menace to those times system... this article is not very neutral, is it?

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I have. The level of vandalism at the moment on this article is below average and nothing that can't be handled with standard procedure reversion. --

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Congratulations Lgc2008! I bet you had no idea of the financial system before the crisis of 2008. Go and spread your bullshit somewhere else.

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My feeling is it would help if you had a period after "...substitute for bank loans" and delete the "and" which follows. Then it would read

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Bankers are fellows who lends you their umbrella when the sun is shining, but want them back the minute it begins to rain. -Mark Twain

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Please remove all references to fictitious organization MAIC ("Mergers and Acquisitions International Clearinghouse") by IP USER

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By the way, none of this will make the slightest bit of sense to anyone that does not first have a good grasp of the nature of

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It's a bit strange that no one has mentioned a russian (slavic?) word "banka" which stands for "container". - edgeArchitect

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Only Trading banks and Finance houses create the money they loan. Savings banks and Building societies loan their deposits.

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2) Spend it, in which case some other person will deposit it at another financial institution (it becomes loanable again)

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Looking it up in a dictionary (or textbook for that matter) is not at all guaranteed to find the correct answer. See

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If not, it's the Big Whammo, a national depression which will hit every business and every person in that nation.

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The article states that "the banking industry is a highly regulated industry." Is that not a matter of opinion?

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I'm sure Citibank has thousands of VPs and Officers. It just means you get a salary and a car, if you're lucky.

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banks) forced the end of the USSR. Why is the world losing its forests? To pay debts nations owe to the banks.

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PS, some quirk of wikipedia has led to two links appearing at the bottom of this section - these are not mine.

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That's an old and archived RfC. The point is still valid though, and his contribs need to be doublechecked.

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articles on Knowledge. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join

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which affects this page. Please participate on that page and not in this talk page section. Thank you. —

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I noticed you don´t have here a standard but none licit bank protocole called, tying down an account.

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Thanks for your willingness to expand the article a bit; however, it would be nice if you provide a

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This is how fractional reserve banking is currently defined in the article on banking in wikipedia

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on Knowledge. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join

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on Knowledge. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join

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There are thousands of pages of regulations for banks. This site is just the FDIC's rules:

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of it. Trillions of kopeks and dimes indeed, and makes good use of that (pays former loan).

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So where do we begin to learn the basic facts about nations and their banks and bankers?

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Their primary activity is not lending money. Also, I find this article hard to read.--

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is totally right! Just read something not from major news you uneducated creature.

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The article needs to explain or reference reserves and Fractional Reserve lending.

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should, have become extinct in the 1970s, were it not for the continued government

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Why would a bank need money in the vault to have an outstanding loan with someone?

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Anyone here with more practice in that particular that could add a paragraph?

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Many people have predicted the end of money via computers, & so the end of

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That's news to me. Why don't you tell us what their primary activity is, then?

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Perhaps there should be a distinct entry which would deal with the concept of

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Reissgo, it sounds like you know of reliable sources which say differently?—

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currency peg), the only way that the central bank can influence the economy.

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Who runs the capitalist system? Banks and financiers are at the top of the

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Today's banking is a worldwide system of syndicated banking called

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Knowledge articles whet our appetite for more in-depth information.

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1) Deposit it at a financial institution (it becomes loanable again)

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owed to the banks. Why did we, earlier, lend money to the former

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treatises written by Indian mathematicians as early as 500 B.C.

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The Medici Bank and the World of Florentine Capitalism

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language such as '“So what?”, noble Lords might ask.'.

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http://www.fdic.gov/regulations/laws/rules/index.html

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General intro book for curious, intelligent reader?

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