Slideshows

  • Money, Power, Democracy and War
    This slide show is pretty comprehensive in outlining the nature of the "money problem" and in describing what is needed to solve it. It highlights some little-know history about the evolution of banking and the politicization of money, along with the principles that can be applied to liberate the exchange process and lead to a more just and sustainable economic order.
    It is based on a presentation made by Thomas Greco in Tucson, Arizona on March 13, 2007.
  • The End of Money and the Liberation of Exchange
    This presentation outlines the basic framework for a global credit clearing network that utilizes no national currencies as payment media and no political currency unit as a value measure. It argues that the functions that money has typically served can and must be segregated, and describes a global payment system based on direct credit clearing and using an objective, concretely defined measure of value, like the gold Dinar or silver diram, or some composite commodity standard.  This approach can provide inflation-free accounting, achieve full employment, reduce the need for foreign currency reserves, eliminate exchange rate risks, and provide more equitable trade relations among all the peoples of the world.
    This slide show is based on the presentation by Thomas H. Greco, Jr. given at the International Conference on the Gold Dinar Economy in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on July 24, 2007. It combines both the audio record of that presentation and the Power Point slides.

    • Other slide shows:

  • Reinventing Money 
  • Complementary Currency and Exchange: The Movement to Reinvent Money 
  • Community Exchange 
  • The Evolution and Transformation of Money

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