The Role of Financial Institutions in Shaping Business Mechanisms Across the USA and Canada

In a way, banks and other financial institutions are the business itself. Of course, that's a sad truth. In the past, even the ancients knew that letting interest be charged would lead to terrible things. Interest-earning was usually a very bad act. This is what takes place. A regular person puts money into investments and makes interest, which he then spends on more stocks, bonds, gold, etc. At some point, the two lines cross over.

The man's paper business makes him more money than he could ever make working.

When the value of interest and investment gains is higher than the value of work, bad things happen for society. At the moment, we can see how it all worked. By most standards, our economy is doing very well, but more and more people are jobless or living in deep poverty.The role of financial firms in the economy has clearly grown too big over the last few decades as the economy has become more dependent on money. It's important to note that more and more of the financialization of the economy has happened outside of the Federal Reserve banking system. This was done with the Fed's approval, with "Mr. Magoo," Alan Greenspan, really getting things going. Because this activity is now the responsibility of other, less closely watched regulators, proper due diligence has been seriously compromised. We're stuck under a sword of Damocles because we have so much debt. This is especially true since the open market value of these assets has been going down for a few years now.

In banking, as in any other field, there are groups that are competing for power. Not every banker is a greedy jerk. Not all of them are. People who keep saying that banks are "self-regulating" and don't need much control should be looked at the most closely. Instead of putting taxpayers on the hook at the Fed's or FHLB's bottom, this group should take losses as they come up. We're getting close to a point where these losses shouldn't matter at all. Not only do we need to reorganize financial institutions and the people who oversee them right away, it's the only thing that makes sense.The British Empire's broken financial system is now taught as a degree at universities (whose money comes from the broken financial system, so they don't care what they teach—just look at the student debt for an education that doesn't lead to work).

Finances are just a way of accounting for all the transactions that happen in an economy.

It is a self-contained system for getting gold, money, or ownership papers (think of the slave system) into the hands of a few people at the cost of many others. It comes from the old school of kings rule, which is based on the golden rule: "He who has the gold rules." But to be more specific, Aristotle's theory, which gets right to the point when he says, "Some men were born to be kings and others to be slaves, and women are inferior to both." The system often fails, which are called recessions or depressions. Right now, another crash is happening because of the unmanageable accumulation of 1.8 quadrillion dollars in debt.The "American System of Physical Economy" was made by Alexander Hamilton. The printing of bills for trade is based on real physical evil. Not as much as the current British issue of gambling "profits" in banks. Or "cryptocurrencies" made up by fools.So let's look at what that really means. The blog “American System Now” by author Nancy Spannaus talks about economic history from the past to the present. It's a full look at how economics is used in cultural, national, and personal ways to move forward. The ‘net or web makes it easy to find her page, which is a great source.

An easy way to sum up economics is to say that its main goal is to make people more efficient.

So, its main idea of wealth isn't some made-up nonliving thing, but rather the most valuable "natural resource" on Earth: people, and the power within them. As the philosopher Plato said, "The essence of a human being is the ability to be creative." So, a real economic system gives people all the things they need, like food, shelter, medical care, education, safety, and so on. It also helps the government of a country inspire people to come up with creative ways to solve problems, think about them, and act on them. This creates a talented culture in the arts that can help the country and all humans grow in the future. In the Italian Renaissance, daVinci developed scientific methods that looked at the universal laws that now exist in the positive idea of the universe as being made up of anti-entropic actions, rather than Aristotle's "notion" that the universe was entropic. These methods are the basis for modern science, which is being done by a small group of real scientists who are in direct opposition to the paid scientists working for the Empire to promote the Greening of the World. In fact, putting online fusion power to encourage more daring space explorers is now desired.The return to the Hamiltonian system, which worked well until the Empires stomped on it, is being pushed by LaRouchePAC, which gives daily updates and holds international conferences. If you want to see what's going on in what was called "the best private intelligence operation in the world" by an honest American official many years ago, you can read about it here. This organization only gets money from people who donate and sell books; it never takes money from NGOs, Trusts, or the "opposition."