--I see a note about opposition to credit expansion.
If two private parties engage in a contract in which
one provides a good or service in exchange for
credit, that is, a promise for a future good or
service, I do not think that in any way conflicts
with any statement of Mises.--
The Mises
This may be at a bit of a tangent, but we are talking about credit expansion
and contraction, so here goes.
I would expect that in an up-and-running Social Credit country, the outcomes
of the National Dividend and Compensated Price would be an increase in
savings nationally? When all demands
