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The Fix for Commercial Banking

The true magnitude of the failure of our commercial banking system is one of the best kept secrets Wall Street works so diligently to protect.  Our commercial banking system is incredibly weak and prone to create credit bubbles that have repeatedly lead to recession after recession and tremendous suffering by our economic society as a result of the commercial banking system's mammoth shortcomings.  In its current rendering, Americans have witnessed three cataclysmic failures in the modern era:

  • The "bank holiday" enacted by President Franklin Roosevelt in March of 1933 that signaled the advent of the Great Depression; and

  • The complete failure of the savings & loan industry in 1988 as a result of the passage of the Tax Reform Act of 1986; and

  • The bank disaster of 2008 that required the TARP legislation where Main Street America (once again) bailed out Wall Street.

The purpose of the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 was to end bank panics altogether and provide a solid underpinning to a sustainable commercial banking system, but that turned out to be just clever marketing by the banking industry that was very much intent upon protecting its newfound monopoly that was now mandated by Congress.  These events have not been the "once-in-a-lifetime" events that Greenspan and the other banking system chieftains routinely tell Americans as being the case, but are (in fact) the unavoidable outcomes that will continue to repeat themselves, because; flaws lying deep within the operating structure of the current commercial banking system actually make any other outcome other than systemic failures mathematically impossible

When Clint Lovell started researching and analyzing the operations of the economy some nine years ago, one of the first things he realized was a fundamental macroeconomic "fact of life" that can be demonstrated to have an incredible impact upon how our economy behaves; and, this factor directly bears on our banking system.

Clint Lovell calls it the Principle of Inherent Economic Stability and it serves as the basis of this new commercial banking system alternative known as the "Consumption Banking System" or just "Consumption Banking".

Consumption Banking is described in detail in Something Out Of Nothing (Book II in The Fix series).


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