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- Terrorists' Funding: How Can we Stop the Money Supply? - The United States has moved to cut off the flow of money to Osama Bin Laden, his al-Qaeda network and other groups it suspects of involvement in terrorism. Can the terrorists' money supply be cut off so easily, asks the BBC.
- Banknote / Paper Money Supplies - Collecting supplies, binders, albums, slip cases, magnifiers and other examining equipment.
- The Money Is No Good - An alternative view examining the role of money, reassessing the workmanship that goes into new "larger portrait" currency, and taking a closer look at the economics behind globalization.
- Supersafe Currency Holders - A way to display and protect paper money. Clear acetate construction allows two-sided visibility and guarantees full protection from handling. Holders contain no harmful agents.
- Federal Reserve Board Speech from 09/05/97 - Alan Greenspan, America's foremost central planner, on money supply and inflation.
- Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System - The "Fed" is the central bank of the United States and controls the money supply.
- Money. What it is. How it works - A comprehensive educational offering by William F. Hummel that interested persons applaud. It includes Understanding Money, Policy Issues, Investing and Fun, as major sections with many topics in each and Reviews of related subjects.
- Money Facts - This 1964 report by the House Committee on Banking and Currency contains a very readable explanation of the politics of money and interest rates.
- The Mechanics of Inflation: The Great Government Swindle and How It Works - Your government takes money away from you by printing or spending with a deficit, causing inflation. This article explains how and why.
- Soft Currency Economics - Describes a tax based fiat money system aimed at full employment without inflation.
Wikipedia Articles
- M4 money supply - With reference to the UK economy, M4 is a definition of the money supply denoting Broad Money, a wide definition of the volume of sterling in the economy, encompassing notes and coin as well as money held in bank accounts. The measure is equivalent to the US M3 (see Money supply for US definitions).
- Money supply - In macroeconomics, money supply ("monetary aggregates", "money stock") is the quantity of currency and money in bank accounts in the hands of the non-bank public available within the economy to purchase goods, services, and securities.
- Money creation - Money creation is the process by which the money supply of a country is increased. There are several ways that a government, in coordination with the country's commercial banks, can increase or decrease the money supply of a country.
- Narrow money supply - The narrow money supply or the monetary base (MO) is the term used to describe notes and coins held by the public and notes and coins held by the banking system as reserves against withdrawals.
- Money with zero maturity - Money of zero maturity is a measure of the money supply. In particular it measures the supply of financial assets redeemable at par on demand, hence the name.