Gold standard talk stirs debate on world finance
The Globe-Democrat argues India may move to a gold standard and nations like Mexico and smaller states could follow. It warns that global debt and interest payments amount to vast sums, risking slavery or revolutions if the world reduces money to a per capita level of 325. The piece laments profits of moneyed houses and condemns “sound money” rhetoric as blind to impending economic ruin.
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