Bank Monopoly The Cause Of Commercial Crises

In this provocative work, economist George Guthrie argues that the monopoly held by banks over the issuance of credit is the root cause of recurring commercial crises. Drawing on case studies from throughout history, Guthrie shows how this monopoly has caused inflation, instability, and social unrest. With its sharp critiques of the banking system and visionary proposals for reform, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in economics and finance.

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