Digital Money in Historical Perspective

Oct 21, 2004 2 Replies

I have just added a new paper to my History of Money website.



Monetary Innovation in Historical Perspective: Why Revolution always Boils Down to Evolution

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The paper, by my father Glyn Davies, was the keynote address at the First Consult Hyperion Digital Money Forum 7th-8th October 1997, London, Digital Money: New Era or Business as Usual? Since it concentrated on lessons from previous monetary innovations rather than details of contemporary technologies, the arguments are still relevant today.



Roy Davies



History of Money from Ancient Times to the Present Day

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Ah! That Roy Davies! The brother of the novelist Linda.

"... while my sister Linda Davies is a former merchant banker,turned writer, whose first four novels, Nest of Vipers and Wilderness of Mirrors, Into the Fire, and Something Wild ..."

I found the works of Linda Davies by following this link from "Community Currency" to the the "History of Money."

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The lefties really like your sister, Roy.

More to the point, your Dad's paper was not half bad, as we say on this side of the pond.

Michael

Thanks for your comments, Michael. One of your own articles that you wrote over 10 years ago, Money Without Government and Banks

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is, by coincidence, on a subject that appeals to both lefties and right-wingers. The lefties like it because they dislike the financial institutions of capitalism and the rightwingers like it because they dislike government! Regards,

Roy

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