I had my attention drawn to this video I made in January this morning.
In the context of the discussion on economic alternatives I think my opening comments remain completely relevant:
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Agreed with all the policies, but I would prefer full monetary reform, whereby money is created debt free by the central bank and given to the government to spend. Quantitative easing for the people on a permanent basis, and the banks forbidden to create credit, but only lend money they have.
I think that the national debt should be paid off with this money, so that part of our taxes are not wasted on interest on the national debt. Closing the tax gap is essential for a fair society, but so is not wasting taxes. Monetary reform would restore seniorage to government and also prevent banks form making enormous profits on our money supply which they then avoid paying taxes on.