- Goldstandard, Reservequote, Banken-Wettbewerb - thomas, 21.04.2003, 13:56
- Re: Goldstandard, Reservequote, Banken-Wettbewerb - BillyGoatGruff, 21.04.2003, 15:22
- Die Macht ist mit Dir - thomas, 21.04.2003, 16:53
- In welchen Ländern ist denn Zentral Bank gleich Staatsmacht?? - CRASH_GURU, 21.04.2003, 17:42
- nicht gleich, aber mehr oder minder enge Beziehungen bestehen, - BillyGoatGruff, 21.04.2003, 17:55
- In jedem Land in dem es Staat und Geld gibt! - Burning_Heart, 22.04.2003, 03:40
- Re: Goldstandard, Reservequote, Banken-Wettbewerb - dottore, 21.04.2003, 21:14
- Re: Goldstandard, Reservequote, Banken-Wettbewerb - CRASH_GURU, 21.04.2003, 21:50
- Re: Goldstandard, Reservequote, Banken-Wettbewerb - dottore, 21.04.2003, 22:23
- Re: Goldstandard, Reservequote, Banken-Wettbewerb - monopoly, 21.04.2003, 23:14
- Re: Wunderbar, siehe Sure 16, 26 zum WTC-Desaster - dottore, 22.04.2003, 10:35
- Re: Wunderbar, siehe Sure 16, 26 zum WTC-Desaster - monopoly, 22.04.2003, 15:35
- Re: Nur eine Macht kann zwingen - nochmals private Herstellung von GZ - dottore, 22.04.2003, 19:14
- Re: Wunderbar, siehe Sure 16, 26 zum WTC-Desaster - monopoly, 22.04.2003, 15:35
- Re: Wunderbar, siehe Sure 16, 26 zum WTC-Desaster - dottore, 22.04.2003, 10:35
- Re: Goldstandard, Reservequote, Banken-Wettbewerb - monopoly, 21.04.2003, 23:14
- Re: Goldstandard, Reservequote, Banken-Wettbewerb - dottore, 21.04.2003, 22:23
- Ich hatte mal Ehrfurcht vor dem 'Staat' - als Gymnasiast... - BillyGoatGruff, 21.04.2003, 23:17
- Re: Goldstandard, Reservequote, Banken-Wettbewerb - CRASH_GURU, 21.04.2003, 21:50
- Re: Goldstandard, Reservequote, Banken-Wettbewerb - dottore, 21.04.2003, 21:11
- Re: Banken-Wettbewerb - Dieses System haben wir de facto heute auf dem Weltmarkt - Wal Buchenberg, 22.04.2003, 09:33
- Re: Goldstandard, Reservequote, Banken-Wettbewerb - BillyGoatGruff, 21.04.2003, 15:22
Re: Goldstandard, Reservequote, Banken-Wettbewerb
-->>>Weshalb wurde überhaupt ein Zentralbankensystem eingeführt, wenn es anders auch geht? Idee Englands? Aber wieso?
>Staat war überschuldet - siehe die Goldsmith Notes. D.h.: Schulden wurden in"Kapital" verwandelt, ging schon bei der ersten Aktien-Bank (San Giorgio, Genua, 14. Jh.) so.
Das ist wiedermal die übliche Erkärung auf Bildzeitungsnivau. Die Wahrheit ist:
die BoE wurde erst 1946 verstaatlicht und davor haben die gleichen Leute bzw. deren Vorfahren die heute den amerikanischen Steuerzahler abzocken, die Briten abgezockt.
History of the Bank:
King William & Queen Mary
When William and Mary came to the throne in 1688, public finances were weak. The system of money and credit was in disarray. A national bank was needed to mobilise the nation's resources.
William Paterson
William Paterson proposed a loan of £1,200,000 to the Government. In return the subscribers would be incorporated as the Governor and Company of the Bank of England.
The Royal Charter
The money was raised in a few weeks and the Royal Charter was sealed on 27th July 1694. The Bank started life as the Government's banker and debt-manager, with 17 clerks and 2 gatekeepers. In 1734 the Bank moved to Thread-needle Street, gradually acquiring land and premises to create the site seen today.
Commercial functions
The Bank managed the Government's accounts and made loans to finance spending at times of peace and war. A commercial bank too, it took deposits and issued notes.
The 18th Century
During the 18th Century the Government borrowed more and more money. These outstanding loans were called the National Debt.
1781: renewal of the Bank's Charter
Reliance on the Bank of England was such that when its charter was renewed in 1781 it was described as ' the public exchequer'.
The bankers' bank
By now the Bank was acting as the bankers' bank too. It was liable to fail if all its depositors decided to withdraw their money at the same time. But the Bank made sure it kept enough gold to pay its notes on demand.
The 'Restriction Period'
By 1797 war with France had drained the gold reserves. The Government prohibited the Bank from paying its notes in gold. This Restriction Period lasted until 1821.
The 19th Century
The 1844 Bank Charter Act tied the note issue to the Bank's gold reserves. The Bank was required to keep the accounts of the note issue separate from those of its banking operations and produce a weekly summary of both accounts.
Lender of last resort
The Bank Return, as it's called, is still published every week.
In the 19th Century the Bank took on the role of lender of last resort, providing stability during several financial crises.
The First World War: 1914-18
During the First World War the National Debt jumped to £7 billion. The Bank helped manage Government borrowing and resist inflationary pressures.
Gold
In 1931 the United Kingdom left the gold standard; its gold and foreign exchange reserves were transferred to the Treasury. But their management was still handled by the Bank and this remains the case today.
Nationalisation 1946
Ich würde allen die etwas mehr über das Zentralbanksystem und insbesondere die
FEd erfahren wollen das Buch The Creature from Jekill Island empfehlen.
Sind allerdings 600 Seiten, also keine Bildzeitungslektüre.
cg

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