Bernard Lietaer on Art
Browse 4 quotations attributed to Bernard Lietaer, catalogued under art, with dates where available.
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Attributed to Bernard Lietaer, entry #115055: "The issuing city/region requires payment from each household of, say, 10 Civics/quarter..."
Attributed to Bernard Lietaer, entry #137249: "Part One of The Future of Money elucidates the mysteries of the current official currency system. Part Two widens the view to encompass and feature newly emerging money systems. T…"
4 Quotes by Bernard Lietaer on Art
"The issuing city/region requires payment from each household of, say, 10 Civics/quarter..."
"Part One of The Future of Money elucidates the mysteries of the current official currency system. Part Two widens the view to encompass and feature newly emerging money systems. Therefore, this book deals with money in the world outside of us, describing how different money systems shape society."
"This Report shows that the current money system is both a crucial part of the overall sustainability ‘problem’ and a vital part of any solution. It makes clear that awareness of this ‘Missing Link’ is an absolute imperative for economists, environmentalists and anyone else trying to address sustainability at a national, regional or global level. Aiming for sustainability without restructuring our money system is a naive approach, doomed to failure."
"Dr. Bernard Lietaer, Co-creator of the Euro and a pioneer in community currencies, joined the Bancor Protocol Foundation last year and will advise the project. Both he and the Bancor team have been outspoken on the potential of community currencies to combat global poverty using a bottom-up approach to sustainable economic development. The efforts come as a number of groups aim to use blockchain and smart contracts to build the next generation of aid and impact investing tools."