Hasteko, ikus Eurotik moneta propiora (1)1 eta Eurotik moneta propiora (2)2.
(Oraingo honetan euro eta lira erabiliko dira, eredu gisa. Greziarako, liraren ordez, jarri drakma.)
Warren Mosler:
iv) Chianciano presentation3 (2014an)
Fom Euro to Lira
All tax liabilities become payable in lira
All Italian Govt. Employees get paid in lira
The compensation redenomination is 1:1
The govt. does not fix a lira exchange rate
Bank loans and Deposits
Bank deposits and loans remain in euro
Borrowers and depositors have the option to
convert at market prices
All lira bank deposits fully insured by govt
Bank lending
Bank lending only in lira
Bank lending limited to public purpose
Financial assets not acceptable collateral
Lending by credit analysis, not market prices
Bank (lira) liquidiry
Continuous, unlimited liquidity from the BOI
Unlimited govt. deposit insurance
Interbank lending prohibited
Additional proposals
Govt. contracts renegotiated to lira
Permanent 0 rate policy
No issuance of BTP or CCT
Suspend VAT to relax the fiscal balance
BOI funds a transition job for anyone willing
and able to work
Dynamics of the lira
Strong lira from taxation without deposit
conversion
This allows the govt. to purchase euro as
needed to meet prior obligations for initial
stability
Fiscal policy
The ‘right size’ govt. is politically determined
to meet real public service needs
Taxation is subsequently adjusted targeting
the total participants in the transition job at
3% of the labor force
The trade balance is allowed to adjust to that
of full employment conditions
Caveats
Converting bank deposits carries the risk
currency depreciation and inflation
A positive interest rate policy carries the risk
of currency depreciation and inflation
Banks regulation must tell banks what they
can do, and not what they can’t do.
(Segituko du)
3 Ikus Chianciano presentation: http://moslereconomics.com/2014/01/09/sat-presentation/ —> http://moslereconomics.com/wp-content/graphs/2014/01/ChiancianoJanuary112014.pdf.