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| This book by John Edmunds and John Marthinsen
of Babson College shows that asset values increase in countries
which decrease their currency risk by joining in a monetary union
with other countries. They use the United States of America, with
its 50 states, and of the formation of the state of Germany in
the 19th century as two examples of monetary union. Advantages
come to monetary unions of even two countries. |
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Robert Guttmann, of Hofstra Univesity, explains
the remarkable development of electronic money, culminating in
"cybercash" which can be used on line almost exactly like cash
offline. For example, the best cybercash can be used in small
amounts and can be stored for later use. Cybercash will be part
of the single global currency. In 1994, Guttmann wrote "How
Credit-Money shapes the Economy - The United States in a Global
System" which advocated for the SGC. |
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