I was sent here by a Canadian friend for your presentation of Dr. White - with a focus, sort of, on monetary policy reform and how to fix for Canada - (Could it EVER be MORE needed ?) I'm still trying to get a clear framing for Dr. White's recommendations.
But I also wanted to share, in case you or your readers may have missed it, Dr. White's interview at The Cobden Center back in (I think) 2015.
Here the highest praise is given to Dr. White's candor regarding the failures of the debt-based money system of modern day central banking to deliver a workable society in total. And his critical analysis runs deeply into the fabric of being among the central bankers of the globe. They're scared.
Hello, Dougald,
I was sent here by a Canadian friend for your presentation of Dr. White - with a focus, sort of, on monetary policy reform and how to fix for Canada - (Could it EVER be MORE needed ?) I'm still trying to get a clear framing for Dr. White's recommendations.
But I also wanted to share, in case you or your readers may have missed it, Dr. White's interview at The Cobden Center back in (I think) 2015.
https://www.cobdencentre.org/2015/03/interview-with-dr-william-white-former-head-of-the-monetary-and-economic-department-at-the-bis/
Sorry for not a live link there.
Here the highest praise is given to Dr. White's candor regarding the failures of the debt-based money system of modern day central banking to deliver a workable society in total. And his critical analysis runs deeply into the fabric of being among the central bankers of the globe. They're scared.
Says me.
Thanks.
The Money Apprentice
In rereading this excellent post, I think you should produce a second post on the White Paper you have linked.
Superb. The last part of William White paper was certainly about monetary reform. Do you have your own position on monetary reform?