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Ending unemployment is possible using state owned bank money. In this in depth conversation, Ellen Brown of the Public Banking Institute and Aaron Wissner of Local Future discuss various ways in which money has been, and can again be, created publicly to provide enough money to ensure full employment (zero unemployment).
Drawing on Ellen's research skills as an attorney, decades of studying money systems in other countries, and from past times, and supported by advisors including Thomas Greco, Hazel Henderson, Michael Hudson, and Richard Wolff; Ellen answers the questions on how states and municipalities can solve the unemployment problem.
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About Ellen Brown
Ellen Hodgson Brown (born September 15, 1945) is an American author, attorney, public speaker, and advocate of financial reform, most prominently public banking. Brown is the founder and president of the Public Banking Institute, a nonpartisan think tank devoted to the creation of publicly run banks. She has appeared on cable and network television, radio, and internet programs and podcasts.
Brown attended law school at the University of California, Los Angeles, where she was Book Review Editor of the UCLA Law Review and obtained her J.D. in 1977. Her law review article, “Restrictions on Alternative Medical Practitioners in California: A Legal and Economic Analysis,” published in the UCLA Law Review in 1977, was cited in the dissenting opinion in People v. Privitera, 23 Cal.3d 697 (Cal. 1979) by California Supreme Court Chief Justice Rose Bird, who called it “an excellent and exhaustive review of case and statutory law” on alternative medicine.
In 2011, Brown founded the Public Banking Institute (PBI) to promote research and advocacy of public banks. In 2013, Brown published The Public Bank Solution, revisiting her arguments in Web of Debt, tracing the history of public banking, and discussing various options to implement it in the contemporary economy. In October, 2013, her opinion piece on public banking, "Public Banks are Key to Capitalism", appeared in the New York Times.
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About Aaron Wissner
Aaron Wayne Wissner is the founder of Local Future, a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt educational non-profit and a teacher of 25+ years. His mission is to help humans to have accurate, truthful, and relevant information so they can thrive, no matter what the future holds.
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First published on the Internet: 202005191000 UTC Aaron Wayne Wissner
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Ending unemployment is possible using state owned bank money. In this in depth conversation, Ellen Brown of the Public Banking Institute and Aaron Wissner of Local Future discuss various ways in which money has been, and can again be, created publicly to provide enough money to ensure full employment (zero unemployment).
Drawing on Ellen's research skills as an attorney, decades of studying money systems in other countries, and from past times, and supported by advisors including Thomas Greco, Hazel Henderson, Michael Hudson, and Richard Wolff; Ellen answers the questions on how states and municipalities can solve the unemployment problem.
publicbankinginstitute.org
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Related terms include: public banking, sovereign money, credit money, public money, state owned bank, Bank of North Dakota, greenbacks, New Deal, public works, revitalization, localism, localization, relocalization, public sector, Postal Banks, money, credit, debit, debt, finance, flow of funds, debt creation, Michael Hudson, Ellen Brown, Thomas Greco, local currency, community currency, Local Future, unemployment, employment, jobs,
About Ellen Brown
Ellen Hodgson Brown (born September 15, 1945) is an American author, attorney, public speaker, and advocate of financial reform, most prominently public banking. Brown is the founder and president of the Public Banking Institute, a nonpartisan think tank devoted to the creation of publicly run banks. She has appeared on cable and network television, radio, and internet programs and podcasts.
Brown attended law school at the University of California, Los Angeles, where she was Book Review Editor of the UCLA Law Review and obtained her J.D. in 1977. Her law review article, “Restrictions on Alternative Medical Practitioners in California: A Legal and Economic Analysis,” published in the UCLA Law Review in 1977, was cited in the dissenting opinion in People v. Privitera, 23 Cal.3d 697 (Cal. 1979) by California Supreme Court Chief Justice Rose Bird, who called it “an excellent and exhaustive review of case and statutory law” on alternative medicine.
In 2011, Brown founded the Public Banking Institute (PBI) to promote research and advocacy of public banks. In 2013, Brown published The Public Bank Solution, revisiting her arguments in Web of Debt, tracing the history of public banking, and discussing various options to implement it in the contemporary economy. In October, 2013, her opinion piece on public banking, "Public Banks are Key to Capitalism", appeared in the New York Times.
ellenbrown.com
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellen_Brown
About Aaron Wissner
Aaron Wayne Wissner is the founder of Local Future, a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt educational non-profit and a teacher of 25+ years. His mission is to help humans to have accurate, truthful, and relevant information so they can thrive, no matter what the future holds.
aaronwissner.com
facebook.com/aaron.wissner.9
youtube.com/user/newculture
lifeishnowish.blogspot.com
First published on the Internet: 202005191000 UTC Aaron Wayne Wissner
2020052012000 UTC Aaron Wayne Wissner
