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a Bit-Part Player?

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New Private Monies
Dowd (Kevin), Dowd (Kevin)
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An edition of New Private Monies (2014)

New Private Monies

a Bit-Part Player?

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Kevin Dowd argues that states must allow a level playing field as far as private money is concerned. For too long the government has stifled competition between state-backed and private currencies. Instead, central banks should welcome competition as it forces them to offer consumers greater choice and improved quality. A weakened ability to store value, growing restrictions on finance, oppressive taxes and a lack of financial privacy have resulted in growing frustration at state controlled money. The superior nature of private currencies combined with the financial freedom they offer has led.

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London Publishing Partnership
Language
English
Pages
115

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Subjects

Money, Monetary policy, Electronic funds transfers, Electronic commerce, Politique monétaire, Transferts électroniques de fonds, Commerce électronique, BUSINESS & ECONOMICS, Economics, General, Reference

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New Private Monies: a Bit-Part Player?
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Table of Contents

Foreword; The author; Acknowledgements; Summary; figures; Introduction; The liberty dollar; Trading Liberty Dollars for greenbacks; Liberty Dollar notes; The Liberty Dollar in exchange and as a store of value; The Liberty Dollar and the law in the land of liberty; Digital currency; Digital gold currency; Cryptocurrency: bitcoin; The supply of Bitcoin; Figure 1Stock of Bitcoin; The demand for Bitcoin; History of the Bitcoin market; Figure 2Bitcoin market prices and quantities traded; Current state of the Bitcoin market; Threats to Bitcoin; The future of Bitcoin.
In the long run, is Bitcoin dead?Broader implications of cryptocurrency; Free trade: the Silk Road; Financial freedom; Conclusions; Contemporary private money and the functions of money; Regulation of contemporary private monies; Cryptocurrencies and the transformation of society?; References.

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London
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Hobart Papers, Hobart paper

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
330.4
Library of Congress
HG221 .D69 2014

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1 online resource (115 pages)
Number of pages
115

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL44720502M
ISBN 10
0255366612
ISBN 13
9780255366618
OCLC/WorldCat
897070079

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