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1. When the Student is Ready, the Answer will appear.

   spamola on September 29th, 2011 at 2:32 am

2. I have no background whatsoever in finance or economics. I am asking questions.
   If no money have never been given by any bank, only debts for which more than
   the capital must return to the bank,
   how does some free money leak out as a pool of free circulating money?
   Could it be because of bankrupcies liberating money, since this money is not returned to the bank?

   If so, and if all the major banks are loosing money, how come there is not more free money around.
   (We should have more available. In other words, where is the money?)
   Is it because despite people are poorer, there are now many more people having money, I mean
   India and China?

   I ask questions because there must be a mechanism to introduce money to an increasing population.
   With a loan, the returning interest reduces the free money pool. It does not put money into circulation.

   Here, I think once a baby is born, we put about $50000 of debt over his head.
   Why not give him an initial amount of money so he can play in the system like we do in the Monopoly game?

   I wish Gerald Celente would explain the global flow of money.
   Critics are fun but they give no in depth understanding of what is going on.

   Thanks

   eol.com on September 29th, 2011 at 6:53 pm

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