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Given on Dec. 4, 2003. THE LOST SCIENCE OF MONEY -A SOLUTION TO THE STATES’ FISCAL CRISES I thank the US Treasury for inviting me. It’s a great honor and opportunity to bring the research …
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To view or print this piece in PDF format, click here. The following critique, written in 2002, points out many of the faults with Innes’ theory. Part 5:CRITIQUE OF INNES’ “CREDIT THEORY OF …
By Stephen Zarlenga. Dedicated to the memory of Robert de Fremery (1916 – 2000). Commissioned by the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation, Germany. Download PDF Abbreviations and …
Careful Newt And Bill – The National Debt Can’t Stand Too Much Scrutiny! By Stephen Zarlenga. The 1997 stampede to pass balanced budget legislation is a political wonder to behold. With such a …
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Vickrey, William. 1986. "Budget-smudget. Why balance what, how, and when?" Atlantic Economic Journal, 14: 6-13. Reviewed by Stephen Zarlenga INTRODUCTION An American tragedy occurred on the night of …
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De Fremery, Robert. 1994. "Rights vs. Privileges: An Analysis of two Powerful Privileged Interests that have Deprived us of Fundamental Rights." San Anselmo, CA: Provocative Press Reviewed by …
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