[GiftEconomy] Japan ( Kyoto ) English MBA on "Sustainable Business" - requestioning monetary creation

[Dante-Gabryell Monson]

a Sustainable Business Approach for a MBA in Japan,
including Debt Free Money MacroEconomic Understanding ?

He also talks about their work on a simulation ( freely available ? )
regarding the questions of inflation.

http://www.youtube.com/user/AmericanMonetaryInst#p/u/6/AfiKM1F1KBA


more :


Faculty Profiles Kaoru Yamaguchi

PhD, University of California, Berkeley
[image: Kaoru Yamaguchi]

   - [image: Video Message]
   - [image: Syllabus]<http://gmba.doshisha.ac.jp/faculty/syllabus/k_yamaguchi.html#p1>
   - [image: Publications]<http://gmba.doshisha.ac.jp/faculty/publications/k_yamaguchi.pdf>
   - [image: Research
Clusters]<http://gmba.doshisha.ac.jp/research_cluster.html#p5>

 Modules

Business Economics
Area of Expertise

Economic Theory, Management System Dynamics
Career

Before coming to DBS he has previously held posts at California State
University, the University of San Francisco, the University of Hawaii and
Osaka Sangyo University. He was a visiting research member of the MIT Sloan
School of Management and Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley. He is a
fellow of the World Future Studies Federation and a member of the
International System Dynamics Society (as well as the previous President of
its Economic Chapter).
 On-Going Draft

He is currently working on the book: Macroeconomic Dynamics - Accounting
System Dynamics Approach. Draft Version 2 (Sept. 2010) is now made available
to those who are eager to preview it for academic and educational purposes.
To download the draft, click
here<http://gmba.doshisha.ac.jp/faculty/data/MacroDynamics_2010.zip>
.
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  Syllabus
2010

   - Green MBA Certificate Program in
Kyoto<http://gmba.doshisha.ac.jp/faculty/syllabus/pdf/Green_MBA_Certificate_Program_in_Kyoto.pdf>
    [image: Green MBA Certificate Program in Kyoto
(PDF)]<http://gmba.doshisha.ac.jp/faculty/syllabus/pdf/Green_MBA_Certificate_Program_in_Kyoto.pdf>
   - Business Economics<http://gmba.doshisha.ac.jp/faculty/syllabus/k_yamaguchi.html#p1>
   - Business System
Dynamics<http://gmba.doshisha.ac.jp/faculty/syllabus/k_yamaguchi.html#p2>
   - Green Technologies
Tomorrow<http://gmba.doshisha.ac.jp/faculty/syllabus/k_yamaguchi.html#p3>
   - Green Management in
Action<http://gmba.doshisha.ac.jp/faculty/syllabus/k_yamaguchi.html#p4>
   - Environmental
Modeling<http://gmba.doshisha.ac.jp/faculty/syllabus/k_yamaguchi.html#p5>
   - Sustainable Business
Modeling<http://gmba.doshisha.ac.jp/faculty/syllabus/k_yamaguchi.html#p6>
   - Management System
Dynamics<http://gmba.doshisha.ac.jp/faculty/syllabus/k_yamaguchi.html#p7>
(Japanese
   MBA)
   - Macroeconomic
Simulation<http://gmba.doshisha.ac.jp/faculty/syllabus/k_yamaguchi.html#p8>
(Japanese
   MBA)
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found through

http://bxl.indymedia.org/articles/513

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Dante-Gabryell Monson <dante.monson at gmail.com>
Date: Wed, Feb 9, 2011 at 4:21 PM
Subject: US Green Party's National Committee : Monetary Reform (Greening the
dollar)
To: sustainable_solidarity at yahoogroups.com, hc_ecology at yahoogroups.com,
econowmix at googlegroups.com, FYEG 1 <fyeg_gen-l at listi.jpberlin.de>,
gtmonnaie at gtmonnaie.be


Inspiring - the US Greens managed to create a one page proposal for monetary
reform

http://www.monetary.org/greenpartymonetaryplank.html


Some exciting and historic news from the U.S. Green Party!
This past week (end of August 2010) the Green Party's National Committee
working on monetary and economic policy matters have approved an historic,
comprehensive Monetary Reform Plank in their 2010 Platform which actually
does the job, as it includes all three of the necessary elements to achieve
real reform.  We're happy to report this mirrors the proposed American
Monetary Act.

Monetary Reform (Greening the dollar)


"While the banking reforms outlined in the above 12 points are very
important to ameliorate the present crisis in our banking system, to affect
long term, transformative change, it is imperative that we restructure our
poorly conceived monetary system.  The present mis-structured system of
privatized control has resulted in the misdirection of our resources to
speculation, toxic loans, and phony financial instruments that create huge
profits for the few but no real wealth or jobs.   It is both possible and
necessary for our government to take back its special money creation
privilege and spend this money into circulation through a carefully
controlled policy of directing funds, through community banks and
interest-free loans, to local and state government entities to be used for
infrastructure, health, education, and the arts This would add millions of
good jobs, enrich our communities, and go a long ways toward ending the
current deep recession.


To reverse the privatization of control over the money issuing process of
our nation’s monetary system; to reverse its resulting obscene and
undeserved concentration of wealth and income; to place it within a more
equitable public system of governmental checks and balances; and to end the
regular recurrence of severe and disruptive banking crises such as the
ongoing financial crisis which threatens the livelihood of millions; the
Green Party supports the following interconnected,


Green Solutions:


1. Nationalize the 12 Federal Reserve Banks, reconstituting them and the
Federal Reserve Systems Washington Board of Governors under a new Monetary
Authority Board within the U.S. Treasury. The private creation of money or
credit which substitutes for money, will cease and with it the reckless and
fraudulent practices that have led to the present financial and economic
crisis.


2. Create a Monetary Authority, which will, with assistance from the FDIC,
the SEC, the U.S. Treasury, the Congressional Budget Office, and others,
redefine bank lending rules and procedures to end the privilege banks now
have to create money when they extend their credit, by ending what is known
as the fractional reserve system in an elegant, non disruptive manner. Banks
will be encouraged to continue as profit making companies, extending loans
of real money at interest; acting as intermediaries between those clients
seeking a return on their savings and those clients ready and able to pay
for borrowing the money; but banks will no longer be creators of what we are
using for money. Many new forms of banks will be encouraged such as
community banks, credit unions, etc., see 11 and 12 above)


3. The new money that must be regularly added to an improving system as
population and commerce grow will be created and spent into circulation by
the U. S. Government for infrastructure, including the human infrastructure
of education and health care. This begins with the $2.2 trillion the
American Society of Civil Engineers warns us is needed to bring existing
infrastructure to safe levels over the next 5 years. Per capita guidelines
will assure a fair distribution of such expenditures across the United
States, creating good jobs, re-invigorating the local economies and
re-funding government at all levels. As this money is paid out to various
contractors, they in turn pay their suppliers and laborers who in turn pay
for their living expenses and ultimately this money gets deposited into
banks, which are then in a position to make loans of this money, according
to the new regulations."

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