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The Public Banking Institute, Founded By <u>[[Ellen Brown]]</u> is an education, research, and action organization dedicated to fostering a new economy based on a network of publicly-owned banks that operate in the public interest. This is not a new or radical idea - there are abundant successful examples of public banking around the world - but currently only one in the US, where Wall Street has tried to erase the idea from our collective memories for over a century.
== Info ==
*[http://www.publicbankinginstitute.org/new_improved_video_public_banking_made_easy Video: Public Banking Made Easy]
*[https://youtu.be/5H2klRvaXrE Video: Ellen Brown on Why We Should Own the Banks]
== See Also ==
*[[Idea: A Municipal Bank For Philadelphia]]
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Revision as of 22:58, 1 February 2022

http://www.publicbankinginstitute.org/

The Public Banking Institute, Founded By Ellen Brown is an education, research, and action organization dedicated to fostering a new economy based on a network of publicly-owned banks that operate in the public interest. This is not a new or radical idea - there are abundant successful examples of public banking around the world - but currently only one in the US, where Wall Street has tried to erase the idea from our collective memories for over a century.

Info

See Also




on Wikidelphia