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Re: Mosler seminar: Tax-driven currency and the motives for credit (fwd)
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- Subject: Re: Mosler seminar: Tax-driven currency and the motives for credit (fwd)
- From: Mathew Forstater <forstate@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 6 Jun 1998 14:38:00 -0400 (EDT)
>From Warren:
---------- Forwarded message ----------
John Gelles writes:
>
> Mosler and Forstater refuse
Refuse???? Why such harsh, aggressive, language?
It is considered in both SCE and FEAPS. And, towards
the end of this draft, the myth of current deficits
implying future taxes is addressed.
Warren Mosler
> The reason
> is the political strength of people who believe that
> their taxes will be increased to carry the added
> fiat money with interest charges or repay (recall) it
> outright.
>
> As you can see, money is tax-fear constrained not
> tax-anticipated enhanced in value.
>
>
>John Gelles: Vote for an Individual Estate
>Account (IEA)
- Thread context:
- Re: Nell's point w/r to Mosler on money,
Christopher Niggle Sat 06 Jun 1998, 18:43 GMT
- Re: tax driven currency (fwd),
Mathew Forstater Sat 06 Jun 1998, 18:40 GMT
- Re: Mosler seminar: Tax-driven currency and the motives for credit (fwd),
Mathew Forstater Sat 06 Jun 1998, 18:23 GMT
- EU: A non-Keynesian View?,
John Gelles Sat 06 Jun 1998, 13:34 GMT
- John McMurtry, UNEQUAL FREEDOMS: THE GLOBAL MARKET AS AN ETHICAL SYSTEM,
W. Robert Needham Sat 06 Jun 1998, 11:19 GMT
- Mosler seminar: Tax-driven currency and the motives for credit,
Per Gunnar Berglund Sat 06 Jun 1998, 10:32 GMT
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