What Is Money For? by Ezra Pound
A polemical, accessible treatise arguing that money should be a tool for organizing production and public welfare rather than a vehicle for private profit; it critiques modern banking, interest and usury, explains how credit and currency affect real economic activity, and calls for monetary reforms—public control of credit, debt relief, and policies that direct resources toward useful work and social needs—mixing economic argument with moral and cultural critique.
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