By: dude
I’m interested to know if this transaction tax will pave the way for a single global currency or not. Ive heard it could. I wouldnt want this as it seems to be part of the new world order’s agenda of...
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Jeremy Out of interest, What are the expected UK revenues from the transaction tax? Also, do you not think that banks will simply pass the cost on to the consumer/saver in the form of increased charges...
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No, I don’t see how it would pave the way for that. I don’t know a single campaign for a global currency. Perhaps there’s a place for one eventually, but it would need to be a complementary currency,...
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There’s no specific figures, because there are no plans as yet and it all depends on what you tax and at what rate. Different proposals have different rewards. One idea for a Financial Activities Tax...
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The transaction tax mainly will be regulatory tool intended to smoothen out the spikes resulting for example from automated (millisecond) trading entirely based upon algorithms and statistical trends...
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I discovered a really interesting – and reavealing – piece of work by the German Professor of Economic Mathematics Dr. Jürgen Kremer. It is not easily accessible, but the work clearly shows that our...
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Hey thanks for replying. I think the fear of easier control from single global currency comes from the ease with which financial resources could be controlled if homogenised. The euro exists already;...
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Well, financial resources have already homogenised under the dollar. US Treasury Bills are the foundation of every country’s currency reserves, so it’s kind of happened already. I think a diversity of...
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Thanks. That’s a level of mathematical complexity above my pay-grade, but it’s an interesting conclusion, that “our inter- est rates based financial systems have a hidden distribution mechanism from...
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