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  • 2018
  • December
  • 3

The Future of Money: a seminal conference in Frankfurt

This gathering brought together people from many countries and different walks of life to consider how we can best stabilise our increasingly rocky and ecologically toxic global financial system. Report by Caroline Whyte.
Tagged with 
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 December 3, 2018  Briefing Papers, Commentary, Money, News 

Money: the silent killer

The fact that most money is created on a basis of debt is putting hidden, but dangerous, pressure on the biosphere, argues Caroline Whyte.
Tagged with 
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 December 3, 2018  Commentary, Money 
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