Econ 321: history of central banks

[@davekiernan1]

Give me the control of the issuence of a nations currency and I care not who makes that nations laws. Nathan Rotschilds. Good for him.

[@7PropagandaPanda7]

this is exactely what i was looking for..thank you

[@LeAndreWatts]

This aged well 🍷

[@buckleysangel7019]

End the fed

[@prabhjotmangat8347]

Control by Rothschild 😁

[@Idc.350]

So basically we have a bunch of worthless bank notes floating around the economy with no gold backing. Good to know 😂

[@markfarren7016]

Mr Goodson did some research too lol

[@LokiBeckonswow]

why is it so hard to find information on the 2 American central banks that came before the current Federal Reserve bank?

[@garrettmccarthy9905]

I enjoyed the fact about the Riksbank awarding the Nobel Prize in Economics

[@leeanderson2912]

Brilliant discourse. But it was the FRENCH Franc not the Swiss Franc that was replaced by the ECB Issued Euro.

[@tylerwatts1649]

Thanks for that correction! Slip of the tongue on my part

[@markfarren7016]

You sound like someone whos done some research- no reference to Mr Goodson and The History of Central Banking and the Enslavement of Mankind@!

[@guychase8611]

You need to do some serious research - central banks predate 1600 by 1000 years 😂

[@tylerwatts1649]

I'd love to learn about this--which particular bank/ banks are you speaking of that date to 600 a.d.?

[@kenanklovitch8117]

Thanks very much, I learned so much.