This year’s 22nd American Monetary Institute Conference builds on last year’s conference. For example, Professor Yamaguchi, the world’s foremost systems dynamics modeler of monetary systems, continues to elaborate on his work as expressed in Public Money. He will answer questions posed in advance about his past work and his work as expressed in his book, Public Money. Professor Yamaguchi’s work in Japan serves as an important model for monetary thinkers elsewhere.
Richard Robbins, Steve Keen, Michael Hudson, Joseph Huber, and Oliver Heydorn will also build upon their previous works, including AMI presentations. Their work can inform us about how the present system is working and suggest new directions.
To create strategies for introducing new people and organizations to monetary reform as well as sharing ideas to build a better monetary system for our own countries, we have: Howard Switzer, Robert Ndubi, Loke Hagberg, Richard Cook, the International Movement for Monetary Reform’s CORE leadership team, and the Alliance For Just Money’s Research and Policy Committee members, all sharing their work.