Wealth, Virtual Wealth and Debt

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"Wealth, Virtual Wealth and Debt" is a 1926 economic treatise by Nobel laureate Frederick Soddy that critiques the monetary system and distinguishes real wealth from financial abstractions and debt.

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economic treatise
argues compound interest on debt can outgrow real productive capacity
debt-based money systems are inherently unstable
financial wealth is a claim on real wealth rather than wealth itself
real wealth consists of physical goods and services
author Frederick Soddy NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
criticizes fractional reserve banking
private control of money creation
critiques confusion between wealth and money
treatment of money as wealth in itself
focusesOn credit creation by banks
critique of the monetary system
distinction between real wealth and financial abstractions
relationship between money and debt
genre non-fiction
hasAuthorNobelPrizeField chemistry
hasAuthorNobelPrizeYear 1921
hasConcept debt as a financial claim
money as a token system
real wealth
virtual wealth
influenced ecological economics discourse
later monetary reform movements
language English
notableFor distinguishing virtual wealth from physical wealth
early critique of debt-based money
linking thermodynamics concepts to economics
positionInAuthorCareer later economic work of Frederick Soddy
proposes linking money more closely to real wealth
reform of the monetary system
publicationYear 1926
relatedTo social credit movement NERFINISHED
sovereign money proposals
relatedWorkByAuthor Cartesian Economics NERFINISHED
The Role of Money NERFINISHED
subject banking
debt
economics
financial system
monetary theory
money
wealth
timePeriodDiscussed early 20th century monetary system

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Frederick Soddy notableWork Wealth, Virtual Wealth and Debt