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Central Banks Want CBDCs | Prof Richard Werner | BIG PICTURE

ByRichard A. Werner, Prof.
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As part of the upcoming film CBDC: The End of Money, I interviewed renowned economist and professor Richard Werner.

Professor Werner is the father of the monetary policy concept of quantitative easing, the author of the best-selling book Princes of the Yen: Japan’s Central Bankers and the Transformation of the Economy, and the writer of an important paper on the actual operations of banks.

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In this 15-minute interview, Professor Werner discusses the global implementation of CBDCs, the crusade to eliminate cash, the push for negative interest rates, and how Bitcoin has paved the way for CBDCs!

A system of totalitarian control is being rolled out to micromanage our lives, driven by central bankers worldwide. There is a campaign to go cashless and make our money complete programmable. Digital prisons are being built before our eyes and we must realize this and stop it.

During the Covid crisis, vaccine passports and restrictions on movement and purchasing taught us a great deal.
Don’t miss this epic interview!

And Richard Werner’s Substack:
https://rwerner.substack.com/

And his website:
RichardWerner.org

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Professor Richard A. Werner, born in Germany in 1967, holds a First Class Honours B.Sc. in Economics from the London School of Economics and a doctorate in Economics from the University of Oxford. He has also studied at the University of Tokyo.

Richard is a Member of Linacre College, Oxford, and is a university professor in banking and finance. He is also a founding chair of Local First, a community interest company establishing not-for-profit community banks in the UK (including the Hampshire Community Bank). His recommended charity is the Association for Research on Banking and the Economy (www.arbe.org.uk). You can follow him on Twitter @scientificecon .

Until February 2019, Richard was for many years a member of the ECB Shadow Council. In 2008 he founded, and has been director of the Centre for Banking, Finance and Sustainable Development – the first research centre to focus on the link between the financial sector and sustainability issues. Between 2009 and 2012 for five semesters he was a full-time professor of monetary, macro and development economics (W3) at Goethe-University Frankfurt. Until July 2018 he was Professor of International Banking at the University of Southampton (having joined in April 2004). From 1997 to 2004 he was assistant professor in economics and finance at Sophia University, Tokyo (one of Japan’s top 3 private universities). He has also taught development finance and sustainability at Moscow State University, as well as a range of economics, banking and finance courses at a number of other universities.

His work experience includes over four years as highly-rated chief economist at Jardine Fleming Securities (Asia) Ltd., a stint as Senior Managing Director at Bear Stearns Asset Management Ltd., many years managing global macro funds, several years as senior consultant to the Asian Development Bank and periods as visiting scholar and visiting researcher at the Japanese Ministry of Finance and the Bank of Japan, respectively. He was also the first Shimomura Fellow at the Development Bank of Japan.

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