the only state in the U.S. to maintain a public state bank is North Dakota. However, since the financial downturn of 2008, other states have looked into replicating the North Dakota model as a way to buck Wall Street while taking more control of state and local finances.
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Vermont Public Bank Approved
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Current Events: Money and Banking Alternatives
Though I have and continue to share alternatives to fractional reserve banking, I recognize the difficulty some people have for considering money alternatives, the action to simply start discussing alternatives and doing, rather than waiting for the governments is helpful.…
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