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Thomas Hedin

Debt Free Money Legislation Introducted

Thomas HedinBy Gregory K. SoderbergSeptember 20, 2015Leave a comment

History Made In March of 2008 there was an historic hearing in the Minnesota House and Senate. The Minnesota Transportation Act (MTA), in the form of HF 619 and SF 500, would fund the rebuilding of bridges and roads in Minnesota using debt free money, in lieu of bonding, or taxation. This is a robust,…

Growing money or mining money?

Thomas HedinBy Gregory K. SoderbergSeptember 14, 20153 Comments

If It Can’t Be Grown, It Has To Be Mined. Everything we have (excluding cosmic debris) comes from the Earth.  As we produce, we create wealth; we do not create money as we produce. That only happens at a bank. Now, money only comes into being when someone, an individual, business or government, takes out…

Questions you should ask about interest

Thomas HedinBy Gregory K. SoderbergSeptember 14, 2015Leave a comment

Question of the day:  Q: If all new money is created by banks when they make loans, what new money is created to pay the interest due on those loans? A: None. Question of the day II…  Q: Where does the money come from to pay interest? A: Someone else’s loan principal.

Wealth to Debt

Thomas HedinBy Gregory K. SoderbergSeptember 14, 2015Leave a comment

Wealth to Debt Once, the more money we had, the more wealth we had. Now, the more money we have, the more debt we have. “Note that although the system of fractional-reserve banking creates money, it does not create wealth. When a bank loans out some of its reserves, it gives borrowers the ability to…

In a system of fractional reserve banking

Thomas HedinBy Gregory K. SoderbergSeptember 14, 2015Leave a comment

Thus…   “Thus, in a system of fractional-reserve banking, banks create money.” – N. Gregory Mankiw, Ph D., Professor of Economicsat Harvard University, Macroeconomics, Fifth Edition, pg 484

What is wealth?

Thomas HedinBy Gregory K. SoderbergSeptember 14, 2015Leave a comment

What is Wealth? Wealth = Innovation + Raw Resources + Labor    That’s also why silver worked; as well as sea shells, coffee beans, furs or tobacco. They were all examples of wealth based money – not simply barter, but used for money. So, you see, we don’t have to use gold to have a wealth based money…

Thinking about borrowing money?

Thinking about borrowing money?

Thomas HedinBy Gregory K. SoderbergSeptember 14, 2015Leave a comment

Think About It   First, we have to borrow, just to have a medium of exchange. Then, we have to borrow to pay the interest that is due on the initial borrowed money. Q: Wouldn’t that make it impossible to get out of debt? A: That is obvious.

The most important quotes in Economics.

Thomas HedinBy Gregory K. SoderbergSeptember 13, 2015Leave a comment

4 of the Most Important Quotes in Economics: 1. “…the actual creation of money always involves the extension of credit by private commercial banks.” – Russell L. Munk, Assistant General Counsel, Department of the Treasury 2. “Money is created when loans are issued and debts incurred; money is extinguished when loans are repaid.” – John B. Henderson,…

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