Hello Jens,
I would advocate the oblishing of interest as a law, but fear that gov
would never do anything like that because they line their pockets from the
interest and inflation spiral.
Hence, offering an alternative to the market is the way to go. As banks
loose business to the alternative
Hi Robert,
Okay so we are down to borrowing out of need rather than want. The theory
goes that rather than borrowing or selling his watch, the farmer goes to
the bank and offers a share in his business. The bank here doesn't lend
but functions management for venture capital deposits. If the
Hello Danny,
Okay so we are down to borrowing out of need rather than want. The theory
goes that rather than borrowing or selling his watch, the farmer goes to
the bank and offers a share in his business. The bank here doesn't lend
but functions management for venture capital deposits. If the
--- "Robert B.Z." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The concept behind abolishing interest is to
actually share risk equally.
Dear Robert,
I'm just wondering, are you advocating a legal abolition
of interest, say by governmental policy, or are you merely
advocating the
