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Legislative laws--rather than the laws of double-entry bookkeeping--require Central Banks to buy Treasury Bonds from the private banks in Open Market Operations, rather than directly from the Treasury. This video explains this process.
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Legislative laws--rather than the laws of double-entry bookkeeping--require Central Banks to buy Treasury Bonds from the private banks in Open Market Operations, rather than directly from the Treasury. This video explains this process.
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Steve Keen considers the following as important:
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| Legislative laws--rather than the laws of double-entry bookkeeping--require Central Banks to buy Treasury Bonds from the private banks in Open Market Operations, rather than directly from the Treasury. This video explains this process. |