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What the World Could Be is a project aligned with Project Censored to communicate solutions to fundamental global issues. Their four short economics solutions videos are concise communication tools:
If one understands the mechanics of creating what we use for money and so-called bank loans (credit creation), the answers are obvious to:
end the national debt
have full-employment for infrastructure investment (this results in falling prices because infrastructure creates more economic value than investment cost)
release trillions in so-called “rainy day” funds documented in government agencies’ comprehensive annual financial reports (CAFRs)
Complete explanation and documentation of these facts, offered as early as Benjamin Franklin’s pamphlet on how to operate governments without taxes (from colonial Pennsylvania’s application of obvious solutions):
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