Libertarians make a case the controllers of economies are the Central Banks
which becomes the sole source of making money payments, that they create
money and lend AT INTEREST, that the requirements to paying debt with
interest creates the need for more money, more debt and even more control
of the economy by the Central Bank.  The magnifying debt enslaves the
economy to the Central Bank's desires.

This line of argument is presented, for example, in Part III of
  http://zeitgeistmovie.com
but the attack on central banks is widespead among libertarians.  (I get
nervous politically because the rise of Nazism focused on banks and Jewish
control thereof.)

Has anyone seen a good analysis of such an argument?  It is true that the
Federal Reserve, after printing money, places it on the market at interest
(if it is more than the replacement of worn-out currency).

Thanks, Paul Z.

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