Central Bank Independence
Mads discusses the stark contrast in how money is allocated, highlighting the 2008 financial crisis as a pivotal moment when funds were readily available for banks but scarce for struggling citizens. He explores the rarity of publicly owned central banks, mentioning examples like North Dakota, Syria, and North Korea, while questioning the independence of central banks in Russia and the implications of such structures on national governance. The conversation raises critical questions about the true ownership of money and its impact on society.In this clip
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Mads Palsvig A Former Banker Discusses Money, Tax And The Evil World Of Banking
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