What happens when someone pays his debt in a fractional-reserve banking system?
Is only his past debt subtracted from the reserve or also all subsequent debts that was loaned to other people with his initial debt?
For instance, a person A borrows 100$ then it becomes part of the reserve, then a person B can borrows from his deposit 80$, then a person C 64$, given a reserve requirement of 10% for banks.
THE CRIME OF THE CANADIAN BANKING SYSTEM: Bill Abram (part 1
Friday, December 11th, 2009Over the past 4 years, the Canadian people have paid 7.4 billion in seductiveness upon income borrowed from in isolation banks since the Bank of Canada could legally imitation the public’s income in to life rsther than than borrowing it during interest. “They’ve paid out this outrageous total since the supervision has unsuccessful to reside by the law.” Abram, the late tall propagandize clergyman as well as romantic upon Vancouver Island, BC, explicates the pretence of fractional haven promissory note (part 1 of the series; snowshoefilms yoryevrah…
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