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WHO ARE POSITIVE MONEY Were a movement for a money and banking system that works for society and not against it Combination of grass roots campaign and think tank Im a volunteer and got involved in 2014 after looking for a


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WHO ARE POSITIVE MONEY

  • We’re a movement for a money and banking system

that works for society and not against it

  • Combination of grass roots campaign and think tank
  • I’m a volunteer and got involved in 2014 after looking

for a believable explanation of the banking crises

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POWER CREATE MONEY

THE TO

WHO HAS

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WHO CREATES NOTES & COINS?

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WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU CREATE YOUR OWN?

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WHO CREATES ELECTRONIC MONEY?

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REALLY?!

SHOW ME THE PROOF

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WHO CREATES ELECTRONIC MONEY?

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Quarterly Bulletin 2014 Q1

BANK OF ENGLAND

“Commercial [i.e. high street] banks create money, in the form

  • f bank deposits, by making new

loans.”

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Quarterly Bulletin 2014 Q1

BANK OF ENGLAND

“When a bank makes a loan, for example to someone taking out a mortgage to buy a house, it does not typically do so by giving them thousands of pounds worth of banknotes. Instead, it credits their bank account with a bank deposit of the size of the mortgage. At that moment, new money is created.”

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Quarterly Bulletin 2014 Q1

BANK OF ENGLAND

“Just as taking out a new loan creates money, the repayment

  • f bank loans destroys

money.”

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TRADITIONAL THEORY

THE BANKS

SAVINGS

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Speech at INET Human after All conference, April 2015

ADAIR TURNER

“[Most undergraduate textbooks] say ‘Well what banks do is they take deposits from households and lend money to businesses...’ As a description of what modern advanced economy banking systems do, this is completely mythological.”

Chairman, UK Financial Services Authority, 2008- 2013

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REALITY

THE BANKS

SAVINGS

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THE REAL BALANCE OF POWER

THE STATE THE BANKS

BANKS CREATE 97% OF MONEY

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HOW MUCH MONEY HAVE BANKS CREATED?

500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500

£ Billions

Source: Bank of England Statistics (Series LPQAUYN and LPQBC69). Until September 2015 Lehmans

MONEY CREATED BY BANKS

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BANK DEPOSITS ARE JUST PROMISES TO PAY MONEY

Promises to Pay Reserves/Coins/ Notes

BARCLAYS 2007

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The System is Unstable

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POWER CREATE MONEY

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CONSEQUENCES OF

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WHAT DO BANKS DO WITH THE POWER TO CREATE MONEY?

FOR SOCIETY?

FOR THEMSELVES?

THE CONSEQUENCES

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Percentage of new money created by UK banks from 1997-2007

WHAT DO BANKS DO WITH THE POWER TO CREATE MONEY?

51%

PROPERTY

Residential and Commercial Mortgages

8%

BUSINESS LENDING

Lending to private non- financial corporations

8%

CONSUMER LOANS

Credit cards Personal loans

31%

FINANCIAL SECTOR

Trading Mergers & acquisitions Financial sector activity

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THE CONSEQUENCES

HOUSE PRICES

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(Relative to 1991)

Housing Stock Population Growth Mortgage Lending House Prices

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Increases the Wealth Gap

Less disposable income means less economic activity

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THE CONSEQUENCES

MORE MONEY = MORE DEBT LESS DEBT = LESS MONEY

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THE CONSEQUENCES

THE BANKS HOUSE PRICES HIGH HOUSEHOLD DEBT INEQUALITY FINANCIAL CRISIS AUSTERITY

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POWER CREATE MONEY

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WHAT SHOULD WE DO ABOUT

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THE BIG IDEA : #1

THE STATE THE BANKS

TRANSPARENT DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNTABLE IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST

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HOW MUCH?

WHAT FOR?

Money Creation Committee Government

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THE BIG IDEA: #2 CREATE MONEY WITHOUT: PRIVATE SECTOR OR PUBLIC SECTOR INCREASING NET DEBT

THE STATE

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THE BIG IDEA: #3

BANKS WILL WORK LIKE WE THINK THEY SHOULD…

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MONEY CREATION FOR THE REAL ECONOMY

THE STATE

CITIZEN’S DIVIDEND PUBLIC INVESTMENT

Also known as: “QE for the People”, “Green QE”, “QE for Infrastructure”, “Monetary financing of fiscal deficits” Also known as: “Helicopter Drop”, “Monetary-financed cash transfers”

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FT, 25th April 2014

MARTIN WOLF

Chief Economics Commentator, Financial Times

“[This proposal] would bring huge

  • advantages. It would be possible to increase

the money supply without encouraging people to borrow to the hilt. It would end “too big to fail” in banking. It would also transfer seignorage – the benefits from creating money – to the public.”

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IN CONTEXT

AUSTERITY

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HISTORY OF GOVERNMENT DEBT

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SECTORAL BALANCE

Sectors must be balanced – austerity leads to higher household debt Surplus/Deficit as Percentage of GDP

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“A government cannot become insolvent with respect to obligations in it’s

  • wn currency. A fiat money

system , like the ones we have today can produce claims without limit.” (Alan Greenspan former Federal Reserve chairman, America)

But we can’t run deficits forever can we?

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WHO LENDS TO THE GOVERNMENT

QE Money Pensions (Public Debt = Private Savings)

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AND ITS EFFECTS

QUANTITATIVE EASING (QE)

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WHAT IS QE?

Started in 2009 after Banking Crises More than £6000 per person created by BoE

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QE EXTENDED AUG 2016

QE Programme Extended in Wake of Brexit Vote

  • £60B of new government debt purchase
  • £10B of corporate debt
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PUBLIC MONEY CREATION INSTEAD?

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QE DEBATE: 15 SEPTEMBER 2016

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QE DEBATE: 15 SEPTEMBER 2016

About a dozen MPs turned up (2%)

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WHAT DO MPs KNOW ABOUT MONEY?

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HAPPEN?

HOW DO WE MAKE IT

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INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT

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INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT

Icelandic Govt Commission on money creation Swiss Referendum On Money Creation Dutch parliament debate on money creation

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