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War on Cash in Germany: Parliament is Looking for Anti-Cash-Experts

February 6, 20202 For its project “World Without Cash”, a Bundestag-committee is inviting bids for an expert opinion that should help pave the way to a cashless future and free the population from their “cash obsession”. …

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How this Blog has Made a Difference

In the first six years of this blog, my reporting has made a difference here and there. It contributed to the break-up of the anti-labor Institute of Labor Economics (IZA) and to the European Central Bank no longer sending a representative as a member of the shady G30 group…

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Anti-Cash-Alliance Suffers Setback in Home-Town New York

The Better Than Cash Alliance (Visa, Mastercard, Citibank, Bill Gates, USAID) coordinates the global war against cash from New York. Now, the city council there has decided to oblige all brick and mortar stores and restaurants to accept cash. The justification of the regulation is a low blow for the alliance’s financial inclusion propaganda…

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The Crodcodile Tears of the Fashion Industry over the 1000 Deaths of Rana Plaza

Since the tragic collapse of a textile factory in Bangladesh, western textile companies have enforced higher safety standards there – and have made workers pay for it…

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Breakfast with BlackRock & Co.

12 January 2020 | Jens Berger, editor of the popular progressive German Website “NachDenkSeiten”, has just published an eye-opening book on the power of the three asset management giants BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street (in German). I have obtained permission to publish the first chapter as an appetizer, which translates as “Breakfeast with BlackRock & Co.”….

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How Multinationals Could be Taxed and Why the US is Working to Prevent it

9 January 2020 | The OECD and the EU want to change international tax principles to curb tax evasion. The United States is opposed to the plans as they would affect its internet companies and other US multinationals…

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Competitiveness as Defined by Billionaires and Multinationals

3 October 2019 | Germany has slipped from 3rd to 7th place of the most competitive countries in the world. This emerged from the Global Competitiveness Index of the World Economic Forum (WEF) 2019. In theory, according to the forum, a good ranking means high long-term growth potential. In reality, it measures something quite different – something that is closely related to the interests of this powerful lobby of the largest multinationals.

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