Difference between revisions of "Trust in Financial Institutions"
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| − | Since the earliest recorded human history, governments have been in the business of establishing a trust medium of exchange. Primarily so that they can fund their own operations, collect taxes and encourage trade. | + | Since the earliest recorded human history, governments have been in the business of establishing a trust medium of exchange. Primarily so that they can fund their own operations, collect taxes and encourage trade.<ref>James Buchan, ''Frozen Desire.'' (1997) ISBN 0-374-15909-2</ref> |
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Revision as of 17:28, 14 February 2019
Full Title
Trust in Financial Institutions Should be a Primary Role of Good Governments
Context
Since the earliest recorded human history, governments have been in the business of establishing a trust medium of exchange. Primarily so that they can fund their own operations, collect taxes and encourage trade.[1]
References
- ↑ James Buchan, Frozen Desire. (1997) ISBN 0-374-15909-2
