If bank fees are high, as you seem to be saying, bank branches
should be profitable if they have custom. Bank branches have been
closed down, are being closed down and will continue to be closed
down because the fees from branch use is less than the costs of
providing the branch services.
If
Vincent Youngs wrote:
Here is a long article about the price of gold, explaining how the
speculative inflow of foreign capital into U.S. dollars is what has driven the
price of gold down.
http://www.usagold.com/gildedopinion/vanEedenGold.html
Excellent. It's where it's at.
The only
With 19 million people inhabiting a continent nearly the size of the lower
48 states, we must have at least 5 times more real estate (by area, not
value) than any other first world country. :)
As for the banks though, I have several accounts with various institutions,
but only one of them has a
I had a little trouble finding the legal tender laws when I wrote
the last email on this topic (I was sure I had seen them in the
Reserve Bank of Australia Act but could not find them there, i found
some in another statute). I should do some research on this topic.
The relevant act is I think
If the LP took egold for ther donations, I think they would get money
faster. To everyon on the egold list: email the LP and ask them
why they don't take the Libertarian egold currencies.
John
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Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2001 21:42:50 -0400 (EDT)
HK Kid wrote
"What you say is true (altho it would violate the terms of governance
of the e-gold system) but it is beside the point of what I understood
to be the original topic. Namely, the assertion that the use by
a 3rd party, such as SR, of e-gold to back another currency, such
as AUG,
Ordinarily, this would be ho-hum stuff. Another dot.com that lacked a
revenue model (and, as far as I know, never even *looked* at e-gold)
croaks keels-over. "Big deal," I'd ordinarily say, but unfortunately it
means that a certain interesting article, which *WAS* at:
Capitalism succeeds because it is based upon one of humanity's
greatest failings... Greed.
Greed - the desire to improve one's situation - is not a failing; it
is a virtue.
Wow, I agree!
There are those who set their image of man to be somewhat different than man
is. Then when man
Hi,
I think the SCI should report to the merchant everything in the unit the
merchant chose (or the customer). For example, if the merchant sets the
only accepted unit as the gram, the SCI should report the USD/g, NOT the
USD/oz!! Same thing with the payment receive fee and all the other info
on
Capitalism succeeds because it is based upon one of humanity's
greatest failings... Greed.
Greed - the desire to improve one's situation - is not a failing; it
is a virtue.
Wow, I agree!
..
"The Utopia of Greed" in Atlas Shrugged comes to mind :)
Tristan
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Tristan Petersen wrote:
Capitalism succeeds because it is based upon one of humanity's
greatest failings... Greed.
Greed - the desire to improve one's situation - is not a failing; it
is a virtue.
Wow, I agree!
..
"The Utopia of Greed" in Atlas Shrugged comes to mind :)
http://www.usagold.com/gildedopinion/vanEedenGold.html
thanks to whoever posted that! fascinating long article!
If you ever want to find it, I linked to it on http://bananagold.com
, right by Bob's Bananagold Gold Column.
JP!
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The US, I believe, Has over 200 Million people.
Is the turn over of property in Aussie that much?
I would doubt it given the small population
MM
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"What you say is true (altho it would violate the terms of governance
of the e-gold system) but it is beside the point of what I understood
to be the original topic. Namely, the assertion that the use by
a 3rd party, such as SR, of e-gold to back another currency,
Greed - the desire to improve one's situation - is not a failing; it
is a virtue.
True. As craig said, we don't have the proper words to describe the good
form of greed vs. the common connotation of greed. Well, we do have the
word 'avarice'.
There are plenty of proper words in the
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