Wealth, Virtual Wealth and Debt: the Solution of the Economic Paradox

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Monetary reform to replace privately generated interest-bearing debt money with national credit; Treasury Notes aka Bradbury Pound. 1983 reprint.

Author(s): SODDY, Frederick
Publisher: George Allen & Unwin Ltd.
Year: 1925

Language: English
Commentary: Monochrome page images.
City: London
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Wealth, Virtual Wealth and Debt - Front Cover
Half-title / Printer's device
Title Page
photoplate - the Author
Dedication to Arthur Kitson
Quotation from John Ruskin
Preface
CONTENTS
1. Introductory
2. Life’s Discoveries
3.The Basis Of National Economics
4. The Fallacies Of Orthodox Economists
5. Unorthodox And Popular Views
6. The Two Categories Of Wealth
7. Money Old And Money New
8. The Purchasing Power Of Money
9. A National Money System
10. The Principle of Virtual Wealth
11. The Riddle Of The Sphinx
12. Accumulation *versus* Distribution
13. Capital Redemption
14. International Relations
15. Summary of Practical Conclusions
Author's verse: On the Recent Massacre
Name Index
Subject Index
Rear Cover