A One-World Currency
| Place: | RUDOLF STEINER HOUSE 35 PARK ROAD, NW1 6XT TEL: 0207 723 4400 |
| Start date: | Friday 24, June 2011 |
| End date: | Friday 24, June 2011 |
| Times: | 19.30- 21:00 |
| Price: | £5 contribution requested |
Introduced by Arthur Edwards*
Today there are many different currencies belonging to different geographic areas. Dig deeper, however, and the question arises: what is the essence of this differentiation? Travelling the world paying by card, does one even notice that there are distinct currencies (rather than simply different prices)? In a single global economy, can money be more than one thing? Rather than centralised banking, can we not realise this more effectively through adopting a universal approach to accounting?
* Arthur Edwards has a masters in economics from Buckingham University.
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