Titlebook: Corporate and Social Transformation of Money and Banking; Breaking the Serfdom Simon Mouatt (Senior Lecturer in Economics),Carl A Book 2011

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Introductiontor appears increasingly ‘divorced’ from the real economy and, equally, the real economy has evolved in to something new and is not always particularly well served by the traditional banking sector processes and mindset.