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Our MONNETA film team travelled to Brussels to feature Finance Watch, an organisation that has been providing a counter weight to the lobby of the financancial industry since 2011. Since 2017 MONNETA is an organisational member of Finance watch.

Twelve questions to Charles Eisenstein – A MONNETA interview recorded in 2014

Thirty questions to Bernard Lietaer – A MONNETA interview recorded in 2016

Do flaws in our monetary system consistently cause financial crises?
So far, critical questions concerning our monetary system and the financial crisis have been underexposed.
The new film ‘A Flaw in the Monetary System?’ depicts in 7 ½ minutes consequences of interest and compound interest in the financial world in descriptive graphics. It illustrates the systematic redistribution of money from the majority to the wealthy.

These seven videos have been created and published by the Positive Money Campaign, UK: http://positivemoney.org What is money? We all use money, we all rely on money. But do we know how money works? Where does money come from? Inequality: Why are the rich getting richer? Why do the rich just get richer and richer? […]

These 6 videos have been created and published by the Positive Money Campaign, UK: http://positivemoney.org Part 1: Misconceptions Around Banking Before we discover how banks really work, and how money is created, first to clear up any confusion, we need to see what’s wrong about the way that most people think banks work. Part […]

Bernard Lietear, economist, central banker, psychologist, author and money designer, gives a vivid account of todays money system crisis – and what do to about changing it to serve us better. Lietaer talks about the four powerful human-created mega-trends that he expects to converge within ten years and that will need to be resolved within […]

Those who would like to understand how money works and in which way it influences our lives, should ask Margrit Kennedy. Through her books and lectures she uncovers a fundamental flaw in our money system, that creates social injustice and an explosive growth dynamic. Kennedy describes a possible way out of the risk prone monopoly […]

John Rogers ran a local exchange system in Wales from 1993-2003, co-directed the Wales Institute for Community Currencies at the University of Newport from 2003-2007 and is the author of three books on local currencies. In July 2013, he was invited by Professor Bendell at IFLAS (The Institute for Leadership and Sustainability) in the University […]

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Why money matters

Introducing: Finance Watch, Brussels

Interview Charles Eisenstein

Interview Bernard Lietaer

A flaw in the monetary system

Positive Money: Introductory videos

PositiveMoney: Banking 101

Bernard Lietaer „Money for the Future – Systemic Solutions for Financial Crises“

Margrit Kennedy „Re-Inventing Money – A case for complementary currencies“

Starting your own currency – why and how?

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