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Economics

Abdulgamid reflects on the announced plans of the Turkmen government to carry out a monetary reform with denomination of the national currency. Increased liquidity will inevitably be marred by increase in prices for all types of commodities and services, he concludes.

Posted by Adil Nurmakov

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“Turkmenistan: Monetary Reform”

  1. November 17th, 2007 at 14:29 pm
    Robert Searle:
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    Is taxation necessary in the 21st century?

    Can new unearned money be created for the public good without devaluation, and inflation?

    Is there a new, and revolutionary paradigm for humanity which could help end poverty, starvation, environmental degradation, and a whole host of other issues?

    The answer is my research, and development project. It is called TRANSFINANCIAL ECONOMICS (see present essay on the kheper website).

    R.Searle

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