Перевод "money supply" на русский

That's why talk of paying off the national debt, without reforming our banking system, is an impossibility.

Ten years later, in 1876, America's money supply was reduced to only $600 million.

How did this happen?

Money was plentiful. This is why it was known as the "roaring twenties".

Although most Americans have never heard that the Fed was the cause of the depression, this is well known among top economists.

Then, and only then, did the Fed finally begin to loosen the purse strings and feed new money out to the starving American people.

At the end of the first year, or so, all of the national debt would be paid, and we could start enjoying the benefits of full-reserve banking. The Fed would be obsolete, an anachronism.

To make certain the process is completely open and honest, all deliberations would be public, not secret as meetings of the Fed's board of governors are today.

As a result, the common people lost their lands and homes just as is about to happen soon in America.

Between 1929 and 1933, the Fed reduced the money supply by an additional 33%.

So we see the repetition of the old goldsmiths' fraud, replicated on the national scale, with Central Banks like the Fed, and on the international scale by the three arms of the World Central Bank.

As the Treasury buys up its bonds on the open market with U.S. Notes, the reserve requirements of your hometown local bank will be proportionally raised so the amount of money in circulation remains constant. As those holding bonds are paid off in U.S. Notes, they will deposit this money, thus making available the currency then needed by the banks to increase their reserves.

The stock market crash of 1929 only wiped out market speculators, mostly the small and the medium ones, resulting in $3 billion in wealth changing hands.

Yeah, but not yet.

Although control over money was not the only cause of the English Revolution in 1642 - religious differences fuelled the conflict – monetary policy played a major role.

A financial panic ensued, followed by a deep depression.

That fact and fractional reserve banking are the real causes of inflation and the reduction in our buying power, a hidden tax.

Only WW-II ended the terrible suffering the Fed inflicted on the American people.

But if we're determined to fight to regain control over our money, we can come out of it fairly quickly, perhaps in only a very few months, as U.S. Notes begin to circulate and replace the money withdrawn by the bankers.

What would happen? Just what happens today. A certain percentage of people could not repay their previous loans, and could not take out new loans to repay the old ones.

"There are two things which are intrinsic not just to the Bank of England, but to central banking generally.

By the end of the war, it was nearly $500 million.

As historian John Kenneth Galbraith explained:

Authors Theodore R. Thoren and Richard F. Warner explained the results of the money contraction in their classic book on the subject, "The Truth in Money Book":

and secondly, to remove so much money from the system that most Americans would be so desperately poor that they either wouldn't care or would be too weak to oppose the bankers.

In other words, two-thirds of America's money had been called in by the bankers.

The result was that only $6.67 per capita remained in circulation, a 760% decline in buying power in just 20 years.

- It established a central bank with a high degree of independence from effective political control.

Lenin began to understand that although he was the absolute dictator of the new Soviet Union, he was not pulling the financial strings; someone else was silently in control:

In fact, all future decisions on how much money would be in the American economy must be made based on statistics of population growth and the price level index.