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Welcome to your future with public money
Discover the potential of money creation for the public good. We can demonstrate ways to enable our central banks to serve everyone's interests, rather than being influenced by private financial institutions that continue to widen the divide between the wealthy and everyone else.
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Bank of Canada
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John Maynard Keynes
John Maynard Keynes (1883–1946) was a British economist who revolutionized macroeconomics by arguing that active government intervention (fiscal and monetary policy) is necessary to manage economic cycles, rather than relying solely on free markets. His work, particularly during the Great Depression, advocated for deficit spending to boost demand. Wikipedia
