Is The Professor's Concept Good Adapting Or Mal-Adapting To Debt-Collapse Fear ?
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Is The Professor's Concept Good Adapting Or Mal-Adapting To Debt-Collapse Fear ? Robert Cohen 02-06-2010
Posted by Robert Cohen on February 6, 2010, 12:31 pm


For dozens of years I have thought of the "lottery bond" --in Britain,
"Premium Bond"-- as a non
banking-brokering dependent means of govt self-finanace, and I've
run for the Georgia USA legislature at least three
times without ANY success for the "lottery bond," which to me is how
to have cake and eat
cake simultaneously, aka win-win

Now here is a Boston prof's concept that I don't understand , so if
you do, then do you think it
is anything worthwhile considering, because ideas are a dime a dozen?

http://groups.google.com/group/alt.philosophy/browse_thread/thread/524a1fe8cad6aed7?hl=en#

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