RE: [SOCIAL CREDIT] Keynes' D1 + D2: Further to the A+B Theorem and Just Price

2003-03-14 Thread Wallace M. Klinck
Hello Jessop! (and Others) I sympathize with you and have posted the remainder (first part) of Chapter 8 (The Remedy) from H.M.M.'s THE STRUGGLE FOR MONEY hoping that this may answer some of your questtions. When a bank makes a loan or purchases a security it creates new credit-money; when it

RE: [SOCIAL CREDIT] Keynes' D1 + D2: Further to the A+B Theorem and Just Price

2003-03-14 Thread Wallace M. Klinck
Sorry, below should read we need NOT the creation of incomes through wasteful and destructive activity, et. Wally Wallace M. Klinck wrote: Hello Jessop! (and Others) I sympathize with you and have posted the remainder (first part) of Chapter 8 (The Remedy) from H.M.M.'s THE STRUGGLE FOR

RE: [SOCIAL CREDIT] Keynes' D1 + D2: Further to the A+B Theorem and Just Price

2003-03-13 Thread Wallace M. Klinck
In The General Theory, Keynes suggests that Douglas expressed mere mysticism. No doubt Keynes was well aware of the actual nature of the A + B Theorem. He chose not to challenge the system. Beatrice and Sydney Webb, fellow Fabian Socialists, had said that they were not concerned about the

Re: [SOCIAL CREDIT] Keynes' D1 + D2: Further to the A+B Theorem and Just Price

2003-03-13 Thread Jessop Sutton
There are times when I think I have the A + B theorem, and then I lose it again. It becomes very confusing to a non-academic, but that shouldn't be so because it affects us all equally. Can I just ask a couple of questions? 1. Supposing that new credit (new money) is authorised or issued only