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Capital-creating theories of credit

1) John Lo:

▪ Analysis of metallic money. A metal coin is a commodity with absolute liquidity. This monetary commodity acquires added value because there is a demand for it, like a coin (if the metal were not used as money, its value would be lower). From this Law concluded that paper money was preferable.

▪ Money is just an intermediary in exchange, therefore, it does not matter what it is made of.

▪ Paper is a cheap commodity in abundance, so the problem of price fluctuations depending on the price of money is solved.

▪ Every use of money brings interest (profit). The more money, the more profit. How to increase the amount of money in the state? - due to credit.

▪ Paper money has no value abroad, so this wealth will not be exported (mercantilist aspect).

▪ Money is capital.

▪ Credit is money.

▪ Paper money is credit, therefore, whoever creates paper money creates capital.

2) Henry McLeod:

▪ Credit creation is capital creation.

▪ Using credit leads to equalization of prices and increases product supply.

▪ Banks are credit factories. By issuing money, the bank creates public wealth.

3) Joseph Schumpeter:

▪ Credit is a lever for withdrawing benefits from some areas and transferring them to other areas.

▪ Credit - creation of purchasing power for transfer to the entrepreneur. This leads to economic growth.

▪ The issuance of loans can lead to credit inflation, which is subsequently covered by the output of products.

4) Albert Gunn:

▪ There are active bank operations. Which precede the passive ones. They are priority. Example: a current loan is a short-term bank loan provided up to an agreed maximum as the client's need arises. Current credit allows banks to create imaginary deposits, a possibility that Hahn views as limitless. A characteristic feature of a contract loan is that it is blank (unsecured). Often, enterprises, unable to pay, give shares to pay off debt.

▪ In Russia, capital-creative theories of credit are not widespread. The theory of imaginary capital by S.F. remained almost unknown. Sharapov (Taletsky).

Author: Shevchuk D.A.

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