About the SGC Book, and future editions…
First published in April, 2006, The Single Global Currency – Common Cents for the World was written for the people of the world by Morrison Bonpasse, the President of the Single Global Currency Association. This 2006 original edition, and the subsequent annual editions are posted in their entirety on this website at http://www.singleglobalcurrency.org/book_ecopy.htm Each of the three subsequent annual editions (2007, 2008, 2009) contains the entire 06 Edition, plus an Addendum about the events of the previous year relating to the Single Global Currency.
The 2014 edition will update the original 2006 edition, without an addendum.
Linked here are the entire 2007, 2008 and 2009 Editions.
The Single Global Currency – Common Cents for the World (2007 Edition)
The Single Global Currency – Common Cents for the World (2008 Edition)
The Single Global Currency – Common Cents for the World (2009 Edition)
The book explains the currency multicurrency foreign exchange system and how it is expensive and risky, and shows how the concept of monetary union was developed and is being applied around the world, especially with the euro in the expanding Eurozone.
The Single Global Currency, to be managed by a Global Central Bank within the Global Monetary Union, is expected to save the world $300 billion annually through the elimination of foreign exchange transaction costs. The Single Global Currency will eliminate the need for foreign exchange reserves, and will eliminate currency fluctuations and currency crises. In addition, the elimination of curency risk is expected to lead to an increase of $36 trillion in the values of financial assets worldwide, which, in turn, will lead to an annual increase in GDP of $9 trillion.
Below is a sample cover and Table of Contents of one of the subsequent annual editions.
TABLE OF CONTENTS – 200_ Edition
Preface to 200_ Edition
2006 Edition
Introduction
Part I: The Past To The Present
1. The Expensive, Complex and Hazardous
Multicurrency Foreign Exchange World 2
2. Coping With the Multicurrency Foreign Exchange System 51
3. Economists View the Pre-Euro Multicurrency System and its Exchange Rate Regimes 78
Part II: Present to the Future
4. Monetary Unions 99
PART III: The Future
5. The Single Global Currency: Origin, Benefits and Costs 150
6. Economists View the Single Global Currency 201
7. How To Get There From Here 229
8. The Single Global Currency World-in 2024? 293
9. Conclusion 316
Appendix A. The Single Global Currency Association. 321
Appendix B. What Citizens Of The World Can Do 326
Appendix C. Author’s Afterword 332
Appendix D. Acknowledgments 339
Appendix E. Orders, Pricing and Shipping 342
Bibliography 345
Index 387
Prices of Book In 147 Currencies 404
200_ Addendum 408
Part I: The Past to the Present 408
Part II: Present to the Future
Part III: The Future
Appendices
Bibliography
Index
Prices of Book in 1__ Currencies
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Chapter Endnotes, Including Weblinks for 2006 edition only
Bibliography, Including Weblinks for 2006 Edition only
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Inside every book mailed from the Single Global Currency Assn. will be a bookmark in the shape and design of a currency note.