Making Money Work - Adair Turner

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On Monday 7th September 2015, Positive Money hosted a high-level panel discussion, “Making Money Work”, with Lord Adair Turner, Professor Steve Keen (Kingston University) and Chris Giles (Financial Times) in Central Hall Westminster. It was the biggest event on monetary financing that has ever taken place.

The event was attended by around 200 people, including leading figures in finance and civil society. Those taking part included Richard Murphy, advisor to Jeremy Corbyn, Natalie Bennett, leader of Green Party, as well as ex-banker and economics commentator Frances Coppola.

Lord Turner gave a talk on how the monetary system works, the dangers of debt-fuelled growth and monetary financing as a new monetary policy tool that should be considered by governments and central banks.

After his presentation, Lord Turner was joined by Professor Steve Keen, Head of School of Economics, History and Politics at Kingston University, London and Chris Giles, Economics Editor of the Financial Times. The discussion was focused on the question “Can innovations in monetary policy promote long-term prosperity?”

Could These 3 Simple Changes to Banking Fix the Economy?

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If someone told you that a mountain of personal debt could be cleared via 3 simple changes to the way that money and banking works, would you like to know how? Would you like to see a more stable economy, with more jobs, less personal and government debt? Would you like to see money created free of debt and going into the real economy and support businesses, instead of getting trapped in financial and property markets?
This video explains how 3 simple changes to the way that money and banking works would make all this (and much more) possible.

Positive Money | Ben Dyson | ZDay 2015 London [The Zeitgeist Movement]

Ben Dyson (Positive Money) will explore the mechanisms of fractional reserve banking, its failure in delivering economic stability via debt fueled growth, and possible ways of addressing such failures.

Martin Wolf, Financial Times: Stop banks from creating money (Positive Money)

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Martin Wolf, Chief Economics Commentator of Financial Times speaks at the event "Does Money Grow on Trees?" at the hall of the Institute for Chartered Accountants on 9th September 2014

Ben Dyson - Why Our Monetary System Is Broken and How It Can Be Fixed (danske undertekster)

Ben Dyson from the organization Positive Money speaks at the Economy, People and Planet conference 2014 arranged by the Danish organization Omstilling Nu (Transition Now), held at the Copenhagen Business School (CBS) the 13-14th of September 2014.

Danish subtitles by Christian A. Hansen & David Filskov

For more information: http://www.omstilling.nu/epp2014
http://www.positivemoney.org
http://www.godepenge.dk
http://internationalmoneyreform.org/

Filmed and produced by http://www.fantomfilm.dk

Ben Dyson l Positive Money l Meaning 2014

Ben is the founder of Positive Money, a campaign for a banking system that works for society and not against it. At Meaning 2014 he got into the nitty gritty of how the current process for money creation is causing a rise in poverty, instability and inequality. And challenged the audience to imagine what a modern and sustainable system could look like.

The Meaning conference is an annual gathering for people who believe business can and must be better in the 21st century.

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Meaning is curated and hosted in Brighton, UK by NixonMcInnes, a transformation consultancy specialising in people and culture.

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